Sentence examples for has managed to express from inspiring English sources

In interviews to publicise his new book, The Celeb Diaries - an attempt, one senses, at self-deprecation and self-exoneration - he has managed to express worry about both his personal legacy and the fact that celebrity culture is somehow "bigger than all of us".

They've traded more for cigarettes than I have managed to express".

Perhaps this explains the ubiquity of Hallelujah as a cover song: it taps into a heartbreak we all understand, and yet few have managed to express in quite the way Cohen does.

However, I've managed to express myself in other subtler ways... (e.g. I have a sparkly pink Minnie Mouse work ID-badge that hangs proudly around my neck during work hours).

Perhaps music alone has managed to really express this internal physiognomy and really be a "place" of extensive convergence.

AMD has managed to overcome these challenges.

"I've never managed to express affection," she said.

I wish again that I had managed to receive my collaborator's express mail while I was en route to Mexico in Tucson.

Some also expressed that if they have managed to get the treatment they believe is necessary (such as an operation) they have done what they can; the rest is up to the professionals.

Ms Hamiln did express some surprise her dog had managed to complete the race.

In the U.S., cargo is dominated by the big, integrated express companies that have managed to get a lock on 90% of all business.