Sentence examples for managed moments from inspiring English sources

Lincoln exerted a grip on me; it is literate, cerebral, heartfelt, with some brilliantly managed moments and, of course, a unique central performance from Daniel Day-Lewis.

When Arbor and Swifty manage to persuade local lads to help them lift a burnt-out car onto the horse-drawn cart and slowly tow it all the way to the yard along the high street – with a traffic jam behind – it is a tremendously managed moment of black comedy.

In Winning Hearts and Votes, Steven Brooke argues that authoritarians often seek to manage moments of economic crisis by offloading social welfare responsibilities to non-state providers.

He manages moments that sound like Grandaddy's trucker-cap whimsy (Learning to Relax) and others that are closer to bonafide one-offs Matmos (Mind On Fire).

We must listen with care, which requires patience, focus, eye contact and managing moments of ennui productively — perhaps by double-checking one's notes instead of a friend's latest Instagram.

PAGE B12 Schilling Hangs Up His Cleats B16 Arts ON BET, SHOWCASING Lifestyles of the Rich and Real Ginia Bellafante writes that BET's slate of reality programming, which focuses mostly on the lives of upper-class blacks, manages moments of genuine drama even as the shows are burdened by an interest in performing a kind of racial public relations.

Back in the mid 1980's I read an article by Jan Carlzon about managing Moments of Truth in business.

(Admitting even that one of her go-to tools to manage moments of stress and anxiety is to head to the bathroom and listen to a meditation or simply focus on her breathing).

Sociologists Laurel Westbrook and Kristen Schilt just published a new study on how the media manage moments of conflict over who "counts" as a woman or a man, and they've uncovered new reasons why we ought to care more about this distinction than you might have thought.

The Inbetweeners had managed wincing moments about Down's syndrome, virginal sex and involuntary erections before its first ad break.

It's important, as a middle manager, to manage the moment, but also to keep an eye on the future.