Sentence examples similar to soft mannered from inspiring English sources
Friends and acquaintances invariably describe him as "mild mannered" or "soft spoken", even "nervous", which is all true.
He is mild mannered and soft-spoken, and nothing suggests he has made a career of writing, acting in and directing provocative horror movies with titles like "Hallucinations of a Deranged Mind".
Although he sports big, Gypsy-like silver hoop earrings and is nearly covered with tattoos (with a heart on his left hand and a skull and crossed paint brushes on his right) he is also quite mild mannered and soft-spoken.
Rather, he was, as NBC News described in a 2012 profile, "soft-spoken" and "gentle mannered".
A STUDENT reads aloud during a graduate seminar at the University of Tokyo in classic Japanese literature, and an American, Prof. Robert Campbell, gently corrects a reading error in the soft-mannered way of a traditional Japanese teacher, or sensei.
It's odd to think that the way in which a soft-mannered AS-level student makes lemon-and-thyme drizzle cake might inspire viewers to take to the internet to fling spiteful messages at her – but this is indeed how we live.
"There are a lot of injustices in Juarez, but this is one I was involved with," says the soft-mannered expert in criminal psychology and forensic science, blaming years of inadequate investigation for creating a climate in which serial killers can feel secure.
If he had moved to the soft left, he would have been up against the mild mannered but very popular Michael Foot.
A mild mannered janitor named Penry?
Torre returned to being mild mannered yesterday.
