Sentence examples for manages to define from inspiring English sources

While neither a knockout beauty nor a mechanical masterpiece, the Montreal manages to define the 1970s esthetic, right down to its paint colors which include orange and apple green.

Despite all the rhetorical highs that have filled the 2008 election up to this point, the election is now entering the 'end game' where the candidate who manages to define the big story will win.

The authors say this requires honest and continuing conversations between manager and managed to define the parameters of the relationship and ensure it evolves in a way both parties accept.

But science hasn't managed to define or understand it.

None of his numerous biographers quite managed to define what made him tick.

But in choosing to promote other artists and paint on the side, Ms. Parsons never managed to define her own style.

Mr. López Obrador, meanwhile, has managed to define the debate broadly as a question of national sovereignty.

But while his life may have been forged through immense suffering, it never managed to define his outlook.

The hard truth is that neither the United States nor Cuba has managed to define a positive and beneficial relationship.

After enormous effort, Mailer had managed to define himself in the terms of an intellectual culture that was just about to go out of fashion.

Mr. Oster said Mr. Baroni also managed to define himself as a law professor -- he teaches one course at Seton Hall University -- rather than a paid lobbyist, which he is.