Sentence examples for He is enabled from inspiring English sources

He is enabled by the other spouse.

He is enabled to commit great evil with impunity.

By viewing these situations objectively and reflecting on them, he is enabled to make his own moral decisions more wisely when life calls on him in turn to make them.

"Rich has a very clever set of hands, and because of that he is enabled with the ability to innovate surgical techniques," said Roy Crowninshield, who was Zimmer's chief scientific officer. 1 2 Next Page ».

Since many of the latter were of the upper classes, some of them with close relatives in power, he is enabled to shift between the upstairs-downstairs settings of post-Edwardian England, as its denizens began in their different ways to realize that the world they had cherished was passing forever.

First, he is enabling people to move out of harm's way, which by any standard is the most effective way of mitigating risk.

Instead, he is enabling the growth of a rapidly-expanding Internet network connecting people around the globe who need artificial hands with others nearby who can produce them cheaply and effectively.

His struggle with the extent to which he is enabling and constraining the patient's future is captured in his juxtaposition of words in this sentence: "…it was also opening doors to an enabling perspective to put something under, to put a jar with a lid, with a big 'D' written on it, thinking it helps accessing services".

Through Lorenzo de' Medici he was enabled to spend three years in study at Rome.

John Quincy Adams, he was enabled by a substantial inheritance to travel extensively in Europe, the Middle East, and India.

In his own way, he's enabled by others unable to achieve anything at all without the aid of others but is oblivious to his dependency.