mannerism造句

Hard working. Have the strong responsibility and professional mannerism.

He has this irritating mannerism of constantly scratching his nose.

Give each character a different voice and mannerism, and don't be afraid to use your body.

Why do you think artists would change from renaissance classicism to mannerism?

It may work on film, butthecruel eye ofthemotion capture cameras will make every odd mannerism twiceasgoofy.

Effective speakers adjust their voices to the larger audience and work at avoiding distracting physical mannerism and verbal habits.

There are many characteristics of a distinct voice: tone, mannerism, morality, prejudices, hopes, flaws, abilities, and manner of responding to circumstance and environment, concerns.

In doing so, Kang narrates the effect of Dali's personality in the past as half of his surrounding were in awe of his eccentrics whereas the other half felt a strong irritation to his mannerism.