Sentence examples for managed to display from inspiring English sources

So far, the government has managed to display Britain's military prowess in the Balkans without acknowledging the existence of a crisis.

That projection has worked, historians say, because Mr. Bush has managed to display those qualities -- strength, compassion, a mastery of a complex war on many fronts.

"Even at the height of the battle to save my sister Terri's life," Bobby Schindler said, "when his patience and temperance was near exhaustion, he managed to display a gentleness of spirit".

When he decided to take the offensive and attack on the final day of battle, he did so with a degree of imagination, foresight and courage that none of the Byzantine commanders managed to display.

In mitigation, Bob manages to display both a life of his own and a nice line in wisecracking shrewdness.

Through all this Mr. Cryer and Mr. Campbell, alone among their peers, manage to display some comedic talent.

The two dogs that combine to play the single central role manage to display exactly the tone of nervy, neurotic uncertainty that you would expect from the lead in a Solondz movie.

For an inexpensive red that still manages to display some complexity, the Copertino Riserva, made from the negroamaro grape at a cooperative in Apulia, is a good bet, although, like others on this list, not yet widely distributed.

Basically, it takes much more clarity and unity to pursue either discretionary fiscal expansion or unconventional monetary policy than it does to cut the Fed funds rate, and few countries manage to display that kind of clarity and unity.

Although without its own art museum, Columbia manages to display its excellent collections in an assortment of galleries around campus, including the Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Art Gallery in Schermerhorn Hall, where an enlightening architectural exhibition "Percival Goodman: Architect, Planner, Teacher, Painter" has just opened (through March 31).

Other local dishes sound weighty and substantial, yet the St .Urban kitchen manages to display them at their lightest, like blood sausage ravioli, sheets of pasta so delicate they almost float, topped with savory sausage and smooth liverwurst and bathed in a sharp, tangy mustard sauce.