Their ease of manner told her these animals weren't used to being hunted.

Confronted with his ease of manner, she was beginning to relax.

Hence the Hawk did all he could to display ease of manner.

He was handsome, it was true, and had a certain ease of manner.

He was struggling to regain his habitual ease of manner.

With consummate ease of manner he turned to Tommy.

He seemed to have contracted, and he had not at all his habitual ease of manner.

"She seemed to me to be of considerable intelligence and ease of manner.

With his lordly ease of manner he stood out among the other high officials of the Ministry.

An amazing ease of mind came to the general - and even some ease of manner.

Mayne had recovered his ease of manner on cognac.

His ease of manner had partly returned.

That's when I understood why I felt the need for caution; their ease of manner did not fit.

"Nothing," he answered, bowing to Mercy, with a marked absence of his former ease of manner.

In spite of the ease of manner and friendly attitude of those about him, he remained ever the stranger.

"This needs no further discussion, 1 think," Fillmore said airily, attempting an ease of manner which he hoped might match his opponent's.

His ease of manner contrasted with the nervousness of his younger companion.

The abruptness of his tone was startlingly different to his previous ease of manner.

Victoria seemed to bypass teenage awkwardness, and had already an instinctive ease of manner which reassured the boys.

Firth's ease of manner vanished.

Having read my firman, be paid us the usual compliments, but he lacked the calm dignity and ease of manner of his grand old father.

Eliza enters, sunny, self-possessed, and giving a staggeringly convincing exhibition of ease of manner.

Under the handsome face, the ease of manner, he was as vulnerable as she was, as able to be tired and frightened and hurt.

I tried desperately to match his ease of manner but I was conscious of the tremor in my voice as I spoke.

And I liked her, liked her ease of manner, her lack of sentimentality, her freedom from any form of affection.