Sentence examples for off the manner from inspiring English sources
All in all we learned at least as much to amplify our anxieties as to quiet them, because the Tsarnaevs were seemingly inconspicuous, haphazard terrorists, and because the picture that emerged didn't really yield a set of instructions for staving off the manner of mayhem they allegedly engineered from occurring again.
The news division and the correspondent, Brian Ross, later apologized for the incorrect comment, which was made in an off-the-cuff manner on "Good Morning America".
In his signature, off-the-cuff manner, Pope Francis unleashed a storm of debate on Thursday about the roles that Catholic women can play in the church. .
Bill Gibron, writing for DVD Talk, rated "Wide Open" 3.5 out of 5. Gibron felt that the episode had "a clever premise, a great deal of suspense and some gruesomely graphic imagery", but criticized the "off-the-cuff" manner in which the killer's motives were explained.
We want to finish this off in the manner it deserves on Sunday.
The annals of "lost" British films are littered with impressive debuts by directors whose careers failed to take off in the manner expected.
Hough supplies a spoken commentary track, which you can switch on or off, in the manner of a director's commentary on a DVD.
There are issues in this play that need to be explored, not tossed off in the manner of cocktail party banter, and not witty banter at that.
Such enormous destructive potential should not be casually brushed off in the manner of US Commander Tommy Franks: "We don't do body counts".
(For a bracing antidote to his sentimentality, reread the demented revenge fantasy "Usher II," in which an entire board of censors is meticulously killed off after the manner of Edgar Allan Poe stories).
This custom baffles even us...recommends a Lions-type lunch to the members of the Security Council - a friendly gathering with a couple of songs and a little horseplay, vest and maybe even coats off in the manner of men who are relaxin from a hard job being done under difficult atmospheric conditions.
