Sentence examples for managed to communicate a from inspiring English sources

It helps that Taylor, with her breathtaking early beauty, managed to communicate a wickedly bawdy sense of humour even, and sometimes, especially in her most camp movies like the wonderfully watchable The Sandpiper.

The Bush campaign painted him as a rich, windsurfing dude, and the independent swift boating group managed to communicate an image of Kerry as "unfit for command," despite the fact that he was actually a war hero.

The old one — which can't even manage to communicate a track change — would fail us miserably in the event of an emergency.

Perhaps even more worryingly, if people are able to answer (by whatever means) very simple questions, what if they manage to communicate a desire not to be kept alive?

Clearly, they are managing to communicate a concern that is really resonating with the country at large around widespread inequality and a concern that the game is rigged against average Americans.

As well as telling a sweet tale, it manages to communicate an important message about the way the national airline is serving Turkey's citizens – wherever they are.

The camera travels through it all in a single unbroken shot that lasts more than two minutes, a thrilling technical feat that manages to communicate an enormous amount of information about the political economy and social organization of Aci-Trezza.

"He managed to communicate with a segment of the electorate that wanted changes.

My father died too," he managed to communicate through a heavy stutter.

We chose the city of Munich Germanyy) as the case, because the city has managed to communicate itself as an open and tolerant place.

We managed to communicate that we needed a hotel and joined what seemed to be a quiet river of bicycles on the road.