Sentence examples similar to managed with ease from inspiring English sources

The cruelty he can manage, with ease; what he still lacks is the license to live.

Bellucci now seems to manage with ease the delicate task of bridging different nations and genres.

Ms. Bellucci now seems to manage with ease the delicate task of bridging different nations and different genres.

Next to the pavilion, a small, splashing water fountain gurgles and chuckles to itself – possibly at the idea of 21 adults flying across the world to learn a skill that newborn babies manage with ease.

Successful leaders must drive constant innovation, manage with ease in a world of change, and must be able to navigate global markets.

Your cat misses jumps or landings that she/he used to manage with ease before.

Without its leading scorer, Mirko Vucinic, who had a hamstring strain, Montenegro still managed with some ease to become the first visiting team not to succumb to England since Wembley Stadium was rebuilt.

Before that arrives, though, there is plenty of taxing solo writing – especially in a main allegro section haunted by Scotch-snap rhythms – as well as a rather wistful slow section, both managed with suave ease by Ashkenazy.

The relationship of Schultz and Django is managed with insouciant ease: their friendship really looks convincing and their comedy double-act is terrific; Schultz is glum and saturnine while Django becomes more and more regally resplendent: Foxx is effortlessly charismatic.

Its failure to achieve in Kashmir what it managed with relative ease in other parts of India is largely due to the fact that Pakistan has helped create in the Valley an exclusivist Muslim identity that was once alien to the region.

He was determined to play more performances of that work than his age and he managed it with ease.