Where are your manners?

He has learnt manners.

He has rough manners.

She has an elegant manner.

She has fine manners.

You have bad manners.

Tom has good manners.

My manner had convinced them.

Your manners are impeccable.

She has very good manners.

Tom's rough manner frightened the children.

Annan usually maintains an unruffled, dignified demeanor.

No, no there are such things as looks and ways of behaving.

His manners aren't those of a gentleman.

I cannot put up with his bad manners any longer.

Democratic manners came more naturally to the British occupation forces.

He's so rude. I can't put up with his bad manners.

He is unconscious of his bad manners.

Tom's impeccable manners made a big impression on Mary's parents.

Tom's impeccable manners made a big impression on Mary's parents.

The Russians copy the French ways, but always fifty years later.

Indeed, this summer it injected itself into the US elections by seeming to endorse Obama s plan for early withdrawal.

The government committed a number of blunders in its negotiations on the continued presence of US troops.

I see that your manners haven't exactly improved in the last twenty years.

The successes of populist right wing parties can largely be attributed to the failures of left leaning governments. Europe's disappointing economic performance lies at the root of this.

The successes of populist right wing parties can largely be attributed to the failures of left leaning governments.

Anyone familiar with the history of the Bretton Woods institutions knows that they experienced as many misses as hits.

I remember a teacher who, every time he'd call on me, would use black mannerisms .

Today, we know that this was just another mistake in an ongoing crisis that has been full of them.

Despite his Anglophone status and Victorian manners, he carved out a separate homeland for India s Muslims.

If he looks for that sort of thing he will find women whose dresses and manners are still brighter and more attractive.

Because a man whose manners are as bad as yours must try everyone's patience.

Recent months have seen dozens of suicide bombings and other terrorist activities the price of Pakistan s own past blunders, as well as those of the West.

A spectator can get an impression that the journey is linear because of how it's presented, but in fact it's not true.

From asset bubbles and a dysfunctional financial system to currency suppression and monetary policy blunders, Japan has been in many respects the laboratory of our future.

Because of his mannerisms some people have categorised him as someone that makes Jamaicans extremely uncomfortable.

As with all behaviors shaped by evolution, when the environment changes, there is a risk that existing adaptations become dysfunctional.

In her book Money, Morals Manners, the sociologist Michèle Lamont compared definitions of success in France and the United States.

Other than the fact that they can't tell directions, and they have very strange breeding habits, how do you actually work with these things?

In all likelihood, they will become more vociferous and vituperative before they mellow, because public opinion seems to be rewarding stances and tones such as theirs.

Because of the way the knots are tied, the digit 1 cannot be shown this way and is represented in this position by a figure of eight knot.

Indeed, Israel is now in a strategic trap, owing not only to the Arab Spring, but also to its own diplomatic blunders, particularly the disintegration of its alliance with Turkey.

The underworld manners of both go hand in hand with that lively interest in business which is so essential if liberal reforms in Russia are to be continued.

With the EU launching an antitrust case against the state controlled gas conglomerate Gazprom, Europe has sent a clear signal that Putin s brutishness is no longer as intimidating as it once was.

One week ahead of Macedonia's presidential elections, incumbent candidate President Gjorge Ivanov provoked widespread discussion among Macedonian social media users by making a series of gaffes in his first campaign interview.