| She was very jittery, far more jittery than Lydie had ever seen the mannerly, dignified Anne Holden. |
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| He is perfectly mannerly, but has the air of a man who expects, and receives, deference. |
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| We believe that every family deserves to have a mannerly pet, a dog that doesn't jump up, pull on the leash or embarrass them out in public. |
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| If we remember to praise him for thinking, we help him to be a mannerly dog on his own and not just a robot. |
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| I only knew their names because I heard Aunt Caren tell them to be mannerly. |
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| He was mannerly to her but only because he would suffer ramifications from his father if he were not. |
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| They committed themselves to elaborate codes of behavior that included respect for women and a certain mannerly decorum. |
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| He seemed so mannerly at first, that you wouldn't believe the words coming out of his mouth just moments later. |
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| The chairman would like to thank all who attended and behaved in a mannerly fashion. |
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| He found the pupils to be very friendly, mannerly and confident young people. |
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| Calm, mannerly, fond of bowties, Whitworth was a workaholic. |
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| This failure is defined as their inability in labor to be mannerly and controlled. |
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| It goes far beyond that to one's moral and mannerly behavior, taking heed of one's conscience, and seeking with one's heart. |
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| It's also good to finally meet a guardian as mannerly as you are. |
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| Cripple Creek's women were a definite part of the camp as they coped with dreary existences and provided their men with good homes and hard-working, mannerly children. |
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| A polite nod, perhaps, to mannerly indignation but one that carries hints of populism. |
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| He finds the English more mannerly, less effusive than the Italians. |
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| These fine young gentleman were well-behaved and very mannerly. |
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| Trying to approach this gentle and mannerly retired professor about what seems to be going wrong, Miller encounters the deep stubbornness at the core of his being. |
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| A more self-assured, unfailingly polite and mannerly man never existed. |
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| He directs at a mannerly pace, building his themes methodically. |
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| Despite Test cricket's reputation among those who disdain cricket as a languid and mannerly sport, the Ashes is a relentlessly brutal struggle between borderline psychotics, and deserves the poisonous verbals to match. |
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| Godard is always most mannerly toward his topic. |
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| The Japanese are dutiful, hardworking, honest and always mannerly. |
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| The respectables joined in, too, in their mannerly way. |
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