Sentence examples for many ways done from inspiring English sources

IN THE six months since Kenya's electoral crisis the country has, in many ways, done better than expected.

So, in many ways, does the performance.

"Happy Birthday" in many ways doesn't stray from formula.

"How many ways did we express to Britney that we needed those DVDs?" Swift took the fall.

Our economy depends upon clean and affordable alternatives to fossil fuels, and so, in many ways, does our security.

I just wish the play, on the ball in so many ways, did not finally lapse into moralising censoriousness.

The fact that John Kerry was a weak candidate in many ways doesn't mean the Democrats should have nominated Howard Dean in 2004.

This production, admirable in many ways, doesn't have enough revelations or dramatic peaks, and too often you feel its length more than you feel pity and terror.

But Roosevelt, they say, while brilliant in many ways, did not have a sure grasp of how to guide the economy as a whole.

Defense industry analysts, however, say that the Airbus deal in many ways does make sense and that fears of lost military secrets are misplaced.

Yet Marc Jacobs is the first to admit that the credit, in many ways, doesn't really belong to him at all.