Sentence examples for manner would have from inspiring English sources

To have had this thesis worked out in a methodical manner would have been great gain, but the author is not strong in scientific method.

"To have been forced to withdraw in this manner would have demoralized our allies and emboldened those in the region who favor violence as a solution to their disputes," Mr. Gore said in a statement.

They had considerable power over what went into those chapters, and to have ruled them out in such a manner would have been a clear abuse of the IPCC process.

Stott's father, a life-long agnostic, wanted his son to find a career in the diplomatic service, for which his sharp instinct and eirenic manner would have suited him well.

Nielsen hypothesized that a child taught in this hands-off manner would have less reason to overimitate adults and would do so less often.

Pieces struck in this manner would have the designs protected from wear and be able to stack easily (both problems with high relief coins).

At first, manners would have said you can't lounge on a sofa.

Were you the host of this party, as well as the guest of honor, Miss Manners would have supported your indignation that a guest tried to renegotiate the terms.

A "Catcher" lover in his forties handed Holden's Christmas journey to his own twelve-year-old son a few years ago, filled with trepidation that time and manners would have changed too much for it to still matter.

Burton, who was also a specialist in Arabian erotology, made unexpurgated translations of the "Arabian Nights," "The Kama Sutra" and "The Perfumed Garden". This was at a time when Victorian manners would have had one believe that women didn't even possess ankles.

However, it turned out that there were such large selection effects influencing the practical implementation (approx. 20% return) that the data collected in this manner would not have had any significance.