Sentence examples for managed to demonstrate from inspiring English sources

This he managed to demonstrate, ever so faintly.

And Sweden's own song, If I Were Sorry, at least managed to demonstrate a mastery of gerunds, and probably, actually, should have won.

Although she managed to demonstrate the investigative techniques used against her were excessive and thereby halted her prosecution, she had no overarching public interest defence.

In this way, she managed to demonstrate the period's state of mind more convincingly than through a story about exceptional heroes.

Nash said he still wished to see the "vision of an all-through faith school realised" but this would only happen once the board managed to demonstrate that it could provide high-quality primary education.

It turned out not to matter, Chelsea had by now misplaced the energy and goal threat that they managed to demonstrate in the period before half-time and with Stones treating his London admirers to a masterclass of defending with and without the ball Everton held out quite comfortably.

No magazine manages to demonstrate its need to exist.

Moore manages to demonstrate all these qualities without being in the least bit hagiographic.

But what she manages to demonstrate, something I'm not sure I'd ever realized, is that flatulence jokes are a form of feminist consciousness-raising.

By exploring the connection between the adult and the infantile, the creators of "Nine" — Arthur Kopit, who wrote the cunning book, and Maury Yeston, who provided the vivacious score — manage to demonstrate onstage the paradox of creativity.

But it's to his credit that even when engaging Helms's more odious views, he shuns stridency while still managing to demonstrate the centrality of Dixie-bred racism to Helms's career — and to the book's larger tale of Southern-style conservatism's ascent since the 1960s.