Sentence examples for ability that make from inspiring English sources

The way Harari sees it, humans have two kinds of ability that make us useful: physical ones and cognitive ones.

Sullivan, whose bad behavior somehow cost his father his political career, behaves, as the reader sees him, with a spontaneous warmth and relational ability that make his black brothers look shy and stiff.

It's this six-foot, 180-pound player's stickhandling and shooting ability that make him one of the premier lacrosse players in the nation.

We've learned that a great sign--a "perfect" sign, some would say--can be so simple that an average person wouldn't notice anything special about it, beyond the fact that it's telling you, "If you park here, you'll get towed". It's the expert sign painter's proficiency, talent, and ability that make a sign communicate effectively and keep you from the misery of the tow lot.

"But it's his athletic ability that makes him very intriguing as a goaltender".

There's a deep prejudice about whether women have the aesthetic ability and the obsessive ability that makes something cultural.

He wielded power, tribal leaders can now say, with a Machiavellian ability that made many elders chafe.

He became the star of his own justly garlanded sitcom, Grandma's House, despite possessing an acting ability that made Jerry Seinfeld look like Gielgud.

But it is the way that he scores — with predatory sharpness, elusive movement, and brave athletic ability — that makes him so coveted.

— and I think there are people who are just born with that natural ability that makes people want to follow them.

The same bewitching blend of incisive passing, controlled tempo and technical ability that made Spain a world champion eight years ago, all arraigned behind the battering ram of Diego Costa.