Sentence examples for managed a sort from inspiring English sources

The two sides have managed a sort of détente lately.

But the band has managed a sort of unconscious calibration of these energies, so that the contrast never produces an imbalance.

A designer at Dell clearly managed a sort of coup with the company's first ultrabook, the XPS 13.

Some works manage a sort of daydreamy feel.

So, as I said, we've got an open door to people who are interested in investing within certain limits of our capacity to talk to people and manage a sort of diverse investor base.

Sir Walter peered over: "What did she say?" I managed a glassy sort of a grin.

Stocks finished a volatile week with small gains yesterday but still managed a milestone of sorts: one of the better two-week performances since World War II.

After choosing to bat and seeing his team slump to 8-4, the India skipper clearly felt he had a point to prove and he got stuck in, took a few blows on the body and at least ensured his team managed a recovery of sorts.

Started it over my porridge this morning; sort of managed a day's work; then have been flat on my back on the sofa with it towering over me since teatime.

For some of these women, such interiority seems to be a way to manage an unbearable sort of existential anxiety: a way to narrow the scope of life's challenges and demands — "as if there was a whip at my back," Shapiro says — to the more manageable range of the in-and-out of your own breath.

So it's managing any sort of psychological problems or symptom management from a distance that gets a patient back into the clinic, that you can re-assess them again and decide actually yeah they are fit enough for treatment.