Sentence examples for polished manner from inspiring English sources

Pruitt may parrot Trump's views, but he has a far more polished manner.

Silver-haired and silver-tongued, Mr. Abbott has nearly as much charisma as Mr. Perry, and a lawyerly, polished manner.

He cultivated Mr. Blass's deft way with a pair of shears, his polished manner and, not least, his personal touch with well-bred clients.

From a business standpoint, Ms. Cohen said that giving away the conference's content in such a highly polished manner has "completely transformed" the organization.

In the polished manner expected of an art scholar from Paris, Mr. de Montebello, 72, recounted Mrs. Astor's deep involvement in the museum, one of her favorite New York City institutions.

Is this a legitimate organization, and are the funds used appropriately? A. The people raising money at those tables sometimes look a little down and out themselves and don't generally display the more polished manner of the typical social worker or volunteer.

Such polished manners were rare.

Dressed in finely wrought taffetas and millinery by the costume designer Rachel Ford, Ms. Shanks finds in this heroine depths of vulnerability and moral courage beneath the polished manners and wit.

Into this morass stepped Herbig, a college French major who retains the polished manners of her Louisville, Ky .upbringing.

A British transplant of Iranian origin, Ben Sangari looks far more Etonian than revolutionary with his polished manners, combed-back hair and trimly tailored suits (Fig. 1).

Waltz is her button-pushing mate, with a matching temperament of polished manners barely covering a disdainful impatience.