91.   His manner is not lofty, like some Senate orators, and he towers like a bear over most of his colleagues.

92.   His manner is relaxed, urbane.

93.   His manner is stiff and acerbic, articulate but humorless.

94.   His manner is warm but slightly wary.

95.   His manner is, at times, unorthodox.

96.   His manner was friendly, but his words had a hard, metallic edge to them.

97.   His manner was in striking contrast to the verbal lashings he has given to New York City Hall reporters in recent weeks when they have asked the same question.

98.   His manner was not dramatic.

99.   His manner was unmistakenly truculent and threatening.

100.   His voice is soft, and his manner is unfailingly courteous as he sits with one leg tucked under the other.