Sentence examples for manage to represent from inspiring English sources
Laura: The bookstore takes up just 450 square feet, and we manage to represent a really well-rounded selection.
However, some advantages of CSM approach compared to ConMap and ConStat are i) a reduced set of scales that still manage to represent the entire extent of the range of scales, ii) a reduced set of attributes at each scale, iii) more efficient computation, and iv) better interpretability of the important covariates used in the modelling and thus of the factors that affect soil formation.
As suggested above, indeterminacy is not a problem for speakers; they manage to represent their experience very well.
Even as a method for understanding how simple and primitive perceptual representations in non-human organisms, and even humans, manage to represent, biosemantics offers compelling solutions.
Although both resemblance theories and causal theories begin with common sense views about how representations manage to represent what they do, these theories do not and cannot end there.
Simply put, I want to know how PR professionals — and there are quite a lot of them — manage to represent and promote their clients, even when they might not particularly like a company's product, or, perhaps, agree with its politics.
Maradona somehow managed to represent the image of soccer even while confined to the sideline.
Buttermilk even manages to represent both the American South and Scandinavia, two of the liveliest influences in food today.
"I think he managed to represent what's happening in South Africa beats-wise now – which the film didn't do – and meld that with all the contributions from the foreign artists," he continues.
An exception to this generalization was the late Harold Franklin of England, who was the chief director of the World Bridge Federation and still managed to represent his country on several occasions.
I suppose the proof of that will be in the reading, in whether I've managed to represent my personal experience in a way that illuminates something personal for the reader.
