Sentence examples for yet managed to make from inspiring English sources

But it's equally clear that we have not yet managed to make the most of it.

Karina Lucas, the brave and self-effacing Flora in this performance, sang her lines sensitively yet managed to make each word clear.

The dentist slowly, painfully, amusingly reveals how much he knows, but Mr. Stoppard hadn't yet managed to make the themes of jealousy and revenge equal the clever twists of dialogue.

It has worked OK on radio, though not for long and no one has yet managed to make it really sing on TV: Quizzing started on the radio, transferred seamlessly to TV and in the 1940s people realised that they could organise their own events.

Zoe Caldwell painted a memorable portrait of a formidable, haunted lady in the Broadway original, and while Barbara Walsh hadn't yet managed to make the character her own in Paper Mill's production at its opening on March 8, she showed signs of being well on her way.

Although no one has yet managed to make it work fully, scientists have come very close.

They take fleet tempos in the joyous Sonata No. 8 yet manage to make all the spiraling passagework sound effortless and supremely musical: every note matters here.

"Mainly because he always looks like he never has it fully under control and is about to lose it yet manages to make the length of the field".

Merchants has a long front with doors flung open in warm weather and yet manages to make you feel you are entering a black hole.

"Lemann voices the same old complaints about California -- the lack of intellectual rigor, the obsession with health, the overbearing beauty and vapidity," yet "manages to make it all sound new, accurate and hilarious," Karen Karbo wrote here in 2002.

Yet he managed to make his fiscal conservatism sound compassionate.