Sentence examples for have managed to assert from inspiring English sources

If Rem Koolhaas, the profession's reigning intellectual prince, casts a long shadow, it's clear that plenty of emerging architects have managed to assert strong creative voices of their own.

In lieu of full sovereignty, the revolutionaries seemed determined to retain the one place where they had managed to assert power.

Sealand, founded in 1967 by the late patriarch of Britain's eccentric Bates family on a WWII-era fortification off the United Kingdom coast has managed to assert its independence in British courts, thanks to its location beyond English territorial waters.

But Richard M. Copland, a travel agent in New York who is the president of the American Society of Travel Agents, asserts that agents have managed to survive by selling more lucrative trips -- for instance, with tour companies that still pay healthy commissions.

This narrow notion of grammar has amounted to a peculiar snobbery: the more obscure and seemingly complex the grammatical rule, the more we tend to assert its importance and to esteem those who have managed to master it.

While Republicans haven't offered a viable alternative to President Obama's jobs bill, they have managed to seed doubts about not only its efficacy but also its timing, asserting that it is a disingenuous and desperate campaign ploy.

Vaizey says he has not intervened because a few authorities have managed to reverse proposals for widespread cuts after a judicial finding against them; therefore, he airily asserts, campaigning works.

You have managed to supply that need.

They have managed to regroup.

We have managed to impart this education".

Other railroads have managed to grow, however.