Sentence examples similar to mild mannerism from inspiring English sources

He has the solid build of a rugby player, but with his perfect English and mild mannerisms he seemed more like a college professor.

And because Wyler persuaded Davis — "persuaded" may be too mild a word — to mute her mannerisms, her every glance and movement seems to register with particular force, passion straining to burst free of its confinement.

She is not at all like the many actresses who have skimmed some mannerisms off her and done insultingly mild imitations by relying on "Well"s and dither.

Certainly, this small, mild, soft-spoken, innately modest man, eccentric in dress and mannerism, seemed unbelievably heedless of the conventional pleasures and rewards of this life.

This was mere mannerism.

It is another mannerism.

Does Mr. Obama's reserved mannerism matter?

But magic devolves into mannerism.

Sampoerna Mild.

No. Mild.

Mild profanity.