Sentence examples for manners both from inspiring English sources

Here, too, Luhrmann — unlike Fitzgerald — is unable to take society seriously, to recognize the extraordinary character that extraordinary manners both hide and (for those attuned to them) display.

The director, he concludes, is "unable to take society seriously, to recognize the extraordinary character that extraordinary manners both hide and (for those attuned to them) display".

It might be bad manners, both literary and personal, to bring this up as a means of evaluating the novel, but I can't help thinking that it is the affliction itself that makes her so very attentive to the desolate landscape.

If farms are to continue to feed the world's population they will have to do so in manners both independent of, and accommodating to, the planet's changing and highly variable climes.

She's doing to both these kinds of foundational images what the shipping lines do the real world in manners both seen and invisible.

Whatever his reasons, Mr. Ratmansky has returned to Russia in a manner both deft and moving.

Yates's novel is — in just this Flaubertian manner — both traditional and radical.

Nicholas I's rule reflected in a striking manner both his character and his principles.

"I think Trump has behaved in a deplorable manner, both during his campaign and as President," she said.

His interactions with Ms. de Niese mixed salaciousness with adolescent contrition in a manner both fascinating and repellent.

His sight problems help explain some of his awkward public manner, both on a podium and before a camera.