Sentence examples for managed to view from inspiring English sources

Morrison, though, unlike fellow acerbic John Lennon, never quite managed to view the world through Day-Glo spectacles.

Europe has not managed to view its literature as a historical unit, and I continue to insist that this is an irreparable intellectual loss.

He said Authors Guild staff members had managed to view and print as many as 100 consecutive pages of several books by searching repeatedly for different terms.

Historically, religious scientists of the late nineteenth century managed to view natural selection as a cause of design in living things much as they viewed gravitation as the cause of the planets staying in their orbits (Numbers 1998).

Zonta later admitted that he was unaware of Häkkinen's presence but managed to view Michael Schumacher in his mirrors.

But because of Facebook's size as the world's largest social network, only one user in eight manages to view a friend's post within 24 hours, Mr Rubin says.

That tweet represents the tip of a big, hairy, predictably white, male online iceberg that manages to view every set, be it Lindsay Lohan or Dick and Dom, with a sort of enraged suspicion, as if the event spells the end of club culture as we know it.

It sure doesn't, but this rare aerial view manages to catch all the major landmarks in one shot.

Prime Minister David Cameron has remained quiet, but some fellow Conservatives are vocally opposed to strong action on carbon and have managed to keep their view in the headlines.

In the TLS in 1990, Gunn set out to formulate further how Bishop's last book of poems managed to change his view of her work.

The home side eventually managed to get a view of the visitors' goal and Reds keeper Reina was a relieved figure when former Liverpool striker Cisse's 22-yard shot went just wide.