She spoke in a manner that suggested she knew more than she admitted.

He wrote 'for that manner' in his report, believing it sounded right, but it was a misspelling of the phrase he meant.

Many Victorian novels indulge in fantasies of manners that both satirize and romanticize social rituals.

Her latest novel is a witty fantasy of manners that skewers aristocratic conventions with enchanted tea parties and dueling etiquette.

Teaching children good manners at home helps them interact respectfully in public.

Leaving trash behind and talking loudly during the performance are considered bad manners.

The clinic hired a communication coach to improve the doctors' bedside manners.

She loves reading comedies of manners set in the Victorian era.

In the phonetics lecture, the professor compared the different manners of articulation used in English and Spanish.

The playwright wrote a sharp comedy of manners that exposed the petty vanities of the aristocracy.