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I don't care if you lie, I lie but do it in a courteous, manneristic and humanistic way.

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Court and Solomon also have strong twirling movement, but look more manneristic.

Samson and Delilah James Gurney 2009

A superficial and manneristic preoccupation with religion, philosophy, and other abstract themes may add to the listener's difficulty in following the train of thought.

Madness and Survival The Daily Growler 2006

Schizophrenics frequently speak in a stilted, manneristic fashion, and the fluency of their speech may be intermittently disturbed, with paucity of speech, verbigeration (associations repeated in a stereotyped manner, palilalia in the aphasia literature), or perseveration (words or phrases repetitively inserted in the flow of speech).

The Neuropsychiatric Guide to Modern Everyday Psychiatry Michael Alan Taylor 1993

These forms are manifested by recurrent illusions; odd manneristic speech; suspiciousness; and preoccupation of thought, usually of culturally deviant topics e.g., satanism, magic, ghosts.

The Neuropsychiatric Guide to Modern Everyday Psychiatry Michael Alan Taylor 1993

It is worth pointing out that this gallery is entirely middle-class—only McMillan appears to be really upwardly mobile—and that the portraits are very manneristic.

film flam Larry McMurtry 1987

It is worth pointing out that this gallery is entirely middle-class—only McMillan appears to be really upwardly mobile—and that the portraits are very manneristic.

film flam Larry McMurtry 1987

It is worth pointing out that this gallery is entirely middle-class—only McMillan appears to be really upwardly mobile—and that the portraits are very manneristic.

film flam Larry McMurtry 1987

This was a point of view peculiar to the manneristic trend in aesthetics of the seven - teenth century.

CLASSIFICATION OF THE ARTS W. TATARKIEWICZ 1968

We are sometimes told that certain manneristic ways are often a speaker's strength.

Public Speaking Irvah Lester Winter