Sentence examples for winning manner from inspiring English sources

McIlroy, as he duly acknowledges, is not the next Woods, but he is a damn fine player, blessed with a wonderful golf swing and a winning manner.

Diana, with her beauty, her youth, her genuinely winning manner, her seeming unstuffiness, her artlessness, her clear and unforced compassion, was prime fascination.

Milk's broad smile, ready laughter and open, winning manner persuaded other disparate and unlikely allies to overcome their initial hostility to all things fey and faggy, and pitch in with him.

"Though not a classic beauty," Leveridge writes, his mother possessed "a wholesome girl-next-door quality, a warm smile, a winning manner and an innovative, if not quite daring, sense of personal style".

Mary is personally thrilled with Romney's selection, citing Ryan's intellectual caliber, serious economic plans, and winning manner.

He had a winning personal manner and commanded loyalty from a select band of distinguished actors who would always answer his call.

"He has class, a winning boyish manner that hits the heart of an audience, plus a fantastic lifting power almost as strong as Codona's," Mr. Ballantine wrote in True.

Beside Ms. Lewis's familiarity with the procedures themselves (she worked three years in New York for Dr. Richard Coburn and nine years for Dr. Craig Foster before establishing her business), she also has a winning bedside manner.

Freddie Prinze Jr., who specializes in anodyne romantic comedies with defiantly forgettable titles, is a nice-looking young actor with a winning, gentlemanly manner -- kind of like Ricky Nelson without the smoldering eroticism.

On Sunday, this young artist, with his attractive baritone voice and winning stage manner, makes his New York recital debut at the Frick Collection with the pianist Julius Drake in an interesting program of songs by Loewe, Wolf, Duparc, Ravel and the British composer Mark-Anthony Turnage.

Women negotiate in a win-win manner; men negotiate in a win-lose manner.