For Lesser as for Dr. Johnson, literature is a method and manner of fuller living.
I don't know about you, even at this time of the year, or the decade, or the century, but I think you can gauge the extent of my paranoia about the motives, methods and manners of the man still known as Simon Cowell when I admit that I'm not too convinced by all this Rage Against the Machine euphoria.
While the official ideology, the Russian version of Marxism, was new to Poland, the communist regime continued, in many psychologically and practically important ways, the precepts, methods and manners of past Polish ruling circles, including those of the Sanation, the National Democracy, and the 19th century traditions of cooperation with the partitioning powers.
29 Changing living conditions or variations in the experiences or habits of different communities may well call for different legislative regulations as to methods and manners of doing business.
It was for the triers of fact to determine whether the defendants were responsibly negligent in permitting or authorizing the method or manner of its use.
Once he's inside, an alarm is tripped and the hacker's every keystroke, method of entry and manner of attack is covertly scrutinized.
Once inside, an alarm is tripped and the hacker's every keystroke, method of entry and manner of attack is covertly scrutinized.
No technique, no style, bears intrinsic artistic merit; each film if it's any good is the rediscovery of its method and manner by the filmmaker for a world of her own making, in her own image.
No technique, no style, bears intrinsic artistic merit; each film — if it's any good — is the rediscovery of its method and manner by the filmmaker for a world of her own making, in her own image.
The IRS says you must evaluate 20 factors and assess whether you are controlling the method, manner and means of the work.
