Sentence examples for ability shared from inspiring English sources
No one questions Mr. Karajan's mastery of orchestral technique, or his ability, shared by all great conductors, to elicit an individual sound from any ensemble he faces.
Flextech had not much content but a wonderful ability, shared by Mr Singer and his colleague, Roger Luard (now dead), to spin a story that the markets liked.
The action comes from the discovery of David's own mutation - telepathy - an ability shared with a group who soon find themselves on the run, guided to possible salvation by a fellow telepath from a distant civilisation.
It is telling that Catchings is so matter-of-fact about deciding it is time to impose her will on both ends of the floor, an ability shared by a vanishingly small number of people in the history of the game.
She is also strangely self-deprecating - "most of my achievements are mediocre" - and given to Shakespearean musings: "What a piece of work is man"; "Lord, what fools these mortals be!" But she has an ability, shared with Tracey Emin, to spill her ideas, thoughts and feelings directly on to the page.
He has a palpable ambition that infuses him with energy, a gift for negotiation, and that rare ability, shared by her husband, to connect with a savvy lobbyist in Washington and some teenager working a pizza oven in his native Long Island.
Many skills that we consider complex are in fact the result of relatively simple - and often universal - cognitive abilities shared by a great many species.
Lastly, Nonverbal Cognitive, Language, and Reading abilities shared genetic origins, supporting the Generalist Genes Hypothesis.
General cognitive abilities shared genetic origins with language-related cognitive skills, such as phonological awareness (Hohnen & Stevenson, 1999; Gayán & Olson, 2003).
"All kids of all abilities share the same excitement and anxiety about returning to school," she added.
Do nonverbal cognitive, language and reading abilities share common sources of genetic influence, supporting the notion of Generalist Genes?
