Sentence examples for managing to communicate from inspiring English sources

Clearly, they are managing to communicate a concern that is really resonating with the country at large around widespread inequality and a concern that the game is rigged against average Americans.

Becoming Bulletproof works because it avoids regurgitating tired tropes, such as saccharine tales of overcoming adversity, while managing to communicate the barriers that persist for disabled people in everyday life and for people like Murray who want to break into TV or film.

Shelley has received less fictional attention than Byron, although the American poet Elinor Wylie (1885-1928) did produce an embarrassing prose fantasy, The Orphan Angel, in which Shelley is rescued from the sea by a passing American schooner, and spends the rest of his life on that side of the Atlantic, without ever managing to communicate his whereabouts to anyone at home.

"We manage to communicate," he said.

Few, however, actually manage to communicate it effectively.

Disaster was averted because aircraft managed to communicate with more distant back-up facilities.

From an isolation cell in prison, he managed to communicate with Coulibaly and Kouachi.

They were discovered to be alive on Sunday, and rescuers managed to communicate with them.

Armitage manages to communicate that "feel_ _of the real" from across the gulf of centuries.

With his eyes still closed and his speech somewhat labored, he managed to communicate.

That a couple of the actors manage to communicate the essence of their characters is to their considerable credit.