Examples of 'very well-mannered' in a sentence
Meaning of "very well-mannered"
very well-mannered - This phrase describes someone who behaves or conducts themselves politely and courteously in social situations
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very well-mannered
Who was very polite and very well-mannered.
And very well-mannered for a toddler.
Surrounding the boy seemed very well-mannered and serious.
A very well-mannered person.
They have two little girls who are very well-mannered.
You got a very well-mannered killer here.
But these have been raised in homes and are very well-mannered.
He is not very well-mannered.
The ambassador was most conciliatory … not all all extreme, very well-mannered.
A very well-mannered guy.
American Bulldogs are generally very well-mannered dogs.
I am very well-mannered.
A horrible little man . He sure is not very well-mannered.
You are very well-mannered.
But why? They have two little girls who are very well-mannered.
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Hortense, A very well-mannered woman who looks down her nose at other people.
They are always very well-mannered.
It depends on Mr. Dexter, too, and he seems very well-mannered.
He's a good walker. Very well-mannered for a toddler.
I thought he was very well-mannered.
He 's a very good walker and very well-mannered for a toddler.
Not all all extreme, very well-mannered.
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He seems like a well-mannered young gentleman
A well-mannered man is always welcomed in society
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Examples of using Very
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I wanta very private conversation with him
He must have loved you very much
Very few know what that means
