Sentence examples for method and manner from inspiring English sources

No technique, no style, bears intrinsic artistic merit; each film if it's any good is the rediscovery of its method and manner by the filmmaker for a world of her own making, in her own image.

No technique, no style, bears intrinsic artistic merit; each film — if it's any good — is the rediscovery of its method and manner by the filmmaker for a world of her own making, in her own image.

He said that while the state had regulatory powers over "the method and manner of drilling and the like" so that the gas industry operated under uniform standards statewide, local governments could decide whether they wanted drilling at all.

The NYPD's methods and manner were alienating "future leaders", he said.

This period, however, saw the beginnings of a Japanese national style as distinct from the Chinese methods and manner, imported by Buddhist missionaries.

A meta-analysis was then performed based on thorough reviews of 60 research studies from the field of biomechanics to assess the methods and manner in which biological variation is currently handled in our field.

When the Duke decides Logue's methods and manner are unsuitable, Logue wagers a shilling that the Duke can recite Hamlet's "To be, or not to be" soliloquy without trouble while listening to "The Marriage of Figaro" on headphones.

The New York clothesline has its own methods and manners, seasons and supplies, ethnic distinctions and class divisions.

But this, too, involves looking at them with an eye that differs from the nostalgic exaltation of traditional Hollywood methods and manners.

I don't know about you, even at this time of the year, or the decade, or the century, but I think you can gauge the extent of my paranoia about the motives, methods and manners of the man still known as Simon Cowell when I admit that I'm not too convinced by all this Rage Against the Machine euphoria.

While the official ideology, the Russian version of Marxism, was new to Poland, the communist regime continued, in many psychologically and practically important ways, the precepts, methods and manners of past Polish ruling circles, including those of the Sanation, the National Democracy, and the 19th century traditions of cooperation with the partitioning powers.