Sentence examples for manners of from inspiring English sources

The Slows have manners of their own.

The bad manners of the best people....

Made audible comments on manners of guests.

Tells of the crude table manners of the diners.

Well spoken and the manners of a prince.

Such are the manners of the fans of the Northeast.

Increased demand paralleled the growing affluence and new manners of European society.

He had the languid, tired manners of an Anglican vicar and lived in Malmesbury.

Much of his work provides insight into the social life and manners of the period.

Boilly, starting where Debucourt left off, satirized the modes and manners of the French.

The guards wear the peaked hats and gruff manners of the Soviet era.