Molly, too weak to really play, was on her own manner of bed rest, and mother and daughter spent entire days lying upstairs together.
She cited a recent Anchorage Daily News article that commented on her casual manner of dress at a rally for Joe Miller, as well as a Politico headline that used the word "drama" for an item about Representative Michele Bachmann's quest for a Republican leadership position.
On the stump, her manner is never more animated than when she's bashing Boxer.
But on closer inspection, her manner seems to be born of precision, not meekness.
That was true of many screwball heroines, and whether Gerwig — Baumbach's muse, what with "Greenberg and Frances HaHa" — belongs in such company depends on whether you find her manner grating, endearing, or both.
Her manner takes on the thick bloom of rich red plush.
On her coroner's report, her manner of death is listed as "suffocation by bedding," an "accident".
Mrs. Wollstonecraft appears to have reflected maturely on her subject; … while her manner gives authority, her good sense adds irresistible weight to almost all her precepts and remarks.
But her on-screen manner was too wary, too chilly; the closest she has come to the sweetheart archetype has been in Gus Van Sant's "To Die For" (1995), in which she subverted it completely, playing a perky, sexy, ingratiating woman who was also a ruthless social climber, a sociopath and a murderer.
Maazel first sent out an exploratory satellite in the form of the early song cycle Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen (Songs of a Wayfarer), which mezzo Michelle DeYoung swaggered through confidently, one hand planted on her hip in the manner of a principal boy.
