Sentence examples for ability to create the from inspiring English sources

"People buying a pair of Rogan jeans for $300 gave us the ability to create the clothes we're making now.

"The prime minister had the ability to create the circumstances in which this house followed him into an illegal conflict".

My ability to create the interaction you just described lies chiefly in the medium I am working with.

To conclude today's class: Clearly, sensor size does affect your ability to create the blurry-background effect.

These works demonstrate the promising ability to create the complex structure of an axon terminal exclusively using physical cues.

The problem with this kind of wishful thinking is that it relies on the writers' collective ability to create the fictional audience.

Domingo has something of Marlon Brando's old ability to create the illusion of reality while looking for the next cue card.

And the piano's singular ability to create the illusion of larger instrumental ensembles quickly made it the most indispensable instrument of accompaniment.

"At heart, our ability to have a world-class health system will depend on our ability to create the wealth in this country to fund it.

"Raising tax rates will slow down our ability to create the jobs that everyone says they want," the House Speaker, John Boehner, warned.

More valuable is Berry's ability to create the feeling of inhabiting a strange and haunting dream, with its own persuasive logic and somnambulant pacing.