Sentence examples for ability to cast from inspiring English sources

In Nevada, they have that option - the ability to cast a literal protest vote.

His friends marvelled at his ability to cast himself in new settings, take on outlandish challenges, and still flourish.

But Natty's urge to pen big statements outstrips his ability to cast them in a memorable setting.

That was just one example of the founders' uncanny ability to cast British traditions in a new mold.

If anything, the ability to cast oneself as the hero in a romantic yarn seems essential to the spy's life.

The writers of these works will be pitched as "one of our finest storytellers" or praised for their ability to cast "a miraculous literary spell".

But this is only the beginning of true universal suffrage -- the ability to cast a meaningful secret ballot without regard to race, religion, ethnic origin, sex or disability.

Several governors have been mentioned as potential running mates; their executive experience and ability to cast themselves as Washington outsiders are perceived as strengths.

The appeal of video games has always been in their ability to cast us in the role of an active participant, with a certain amount of free will.

Indeed, state-imposed restraints on or impediments to the ability to cast an effective ballot in a presidential election "implicate a uniquely important national interest.

Despite the 50-50 split, Republicans will retain control of the Senate because of Vice President-elect Dick Cheney's ability to cast tiebreaking votes on the floor.