Sentence examples for a more able from inspiring English sources
Character assassination never had a more able practitioner.
He now has a more able team of ministers, notably those dealing with security.
Does it really need to be said that constructive criticism indicates a more able mind?
Mr. Evans is a more able showman and salesman than Mr. Sherwood or Mr. Cohn.
A more able and extroverted politician might have taken control of the situation, rising to deliver his own motivational talk.
Even improved Chinese forces do not have capacity or, analysts say, the intention, to fight a more able United States military.
A less-able teacher could produce greater score gains in a class with better pupils than a more-able teacher could produce with worse students -- even if the classes are demographically identical.
Greater access to and familiarity with the Internet could result in a sample more able and willing to have a webcam consultation than the general population.
Mitt Romney grew a bit more clear in his positions and a bit more able to speak without putting his foot in his mouth (90 gaffe-free minutes! With substantive policy!).
But as the human network connects and collaborates in ways and on a scale we have only begun to imagine, I see a world more able to create ubiquitous opportunity.
The creator of the mask in turn is a little lighter with the mask outside of them but also a little more able to tune into their inner states and engage with these powerful embodied processes.
