Sentence examples for verbal mannerisms from inspiring English sources

The voices survive the transcription; you may not know what the tellers sound like, but their verbal mannerisms and personalities shine through.

(Never fear, Parker's tough-guy Spenser is still devoted to Susan and, aside from lending his verbal mannerisms to the upstarts, isn't involved in their escapade).

He has the voice (or rather, the voices. Bacon's verbal mannerisms swerved from the upper-crust to the vitriolic mock-cockney queen, switching from humour to verbal violence in seconds).

Here's what the critics said… Lyn Gardner, the Guardian: McGowan is repellently convincing, getting the tics and verbal mannerisms spot on, as you'd expect from the impressionist turned actor.

By now Goodman can probably take his own verbal mannerisms for granted like facts of history, and there is no reason why his reader shouldn&apos t also, especially since "how people actually speak"- Goodman's being as good an example of actual speech as any- is what this book is about.

The "now'" and the "actually", the absorbed ordinariness, the vagueness of "they" and the precision of "eight months, until the end of this year": Ishiguro's ear is acute, and these are the verbal mannerisms of the public services sector in the humdrum modern world.

(About that time Guevara acquired his nickname, from a verbal mannerism of Argentines who punctuate their speech with the interjection che).

It also makes sense for her to cast off all verbal affectation and write in a strong, true voice unencumbered by the polarizing mannerisms of her poetry.

Michael Sheen exactly captures Frost's verbal tics and mannerisms while suggesting a nervousness behind the self-assurance: there's a moment when he almost puts a hand on Nixon's shoulder before hastily withdrawing it.

The Guardian said the actor "exactly captures Frost's verbal tics and mannerisms while suggesting a nervousness behind the self-assurance".

Now and again Tanaka blurts out Japanese phrases and terms, underscoring these verbal eruptions with mannerisms and gestures bringing to mind the cliche of a Japanese tourist on holiday.