Sentence examples for terms of manner from inspiring English sources

In addition to cause of death (disease or injury that initiates the fatal sequence of events), OMI cases are classified in terms of manner of death (circumstances, i.e., natural, accident, homicide, suicide, or undetermined).

In terms of manners and such" (ID_4317).

With an illustrated version of Shì Shuō Xīn Yǔ as data for analysis, ways of illustrating in terms of image-text relations and ways of explicating in terms of manners of articulation are discussed.

"It's hard to take in terms of the manner the way that Macclesfield have won the game but as I said I'm not trying to kid anyone we didn't play as well as what I would have liked.

The players are at opposite ends of the spectrum in terms of the manner of their returns.

Without wanting to malign either profession, Eisenberg is perhaps more obviously a writer, in terms of his manner and appearance, than an actor.

They define hate speech in terms of the manner of speaking (threateningly, abusively) and in terms of its intended object (to stir up hatred against some group).

Ideally we would have preferred three points out of the game but, in terms of the manner of the performance, I am pleased with what we produced.

"We're disappointed in terms of the manner of the goals we lost, we felt we could have avoided them.

Wigan manager Roberto Martinez: "I think we deserved something, it was the game we all expected in terms of the manner of both teams and the concepts we share.

And their 14th-minute opener was deserved on the balance of play - if arguably not in terms of the manner of the finish - as captain Martinez powered a header goalward, which Herrera put in.