Sentence examples for ability to create space from inspiring English sources

The way he finds passes, his movement and ability to create space is incredible.

In a tight game, Kreider's ability to create space for himself with speed is crucial.

The best of them are put together with a striking awareness of paint and its ability to create space, light and matter without denying its own plasticity.

His passing has been statistically better than that of all his team mates, while his quiet ability to create space from the lack of it has enabled Germany to break through almost entirely defensive opposition.

Other teams would have tightened up, and Laidlaw did make some probing kicks, but Hook's ability to create space undid Northampton again: another loop and quick hands freed Bill Meakes and, after Sharples had been held up, the prop Dan Murphy forced his way over.

Constable adds that in full-back Israel Folau, the Australians have "an exceptional athlete and rugby player who has a special ability to create space and score tries".

He discussed architecture's unique ability to create spaces that feel bigger on the inside than they do on the outside, a phenomena Turrell related to the effect music has on the feeling of a room's size.

Due to its vast ability to sequester water through hydration, which is several thousand times greater than the volume of the actual polymer, the secretion of hyaluronan has the ability to create spaces into which cells can move.

The ability to finish, to create space, and to lay on chances for others, of course, remain hugely important, but the renewed focus on pressing has altered the expectations for the centre-forward.

By a process of confirming and praising one another and their abilities, they were able to create space for thoughts such as 'You're good enough as you are.' This more relaxed and changed stance towards oneself also included less focus on perfect body, weight, and appearance – although such pressures were still problematic to handle.

This is where the ability to create mental space, even in shared (and small) physical space, can be a relationship-saver.