Sentence examples for ability to explore the from inspiring English sources

One of the pleasures of literature is its ability to explore the passage of time in a meaningful way.

Of course, under capitalism the state's ability to explore the unknown is limited by its priority of making things work for business, or developing a greater war machine.

Now, propelled by an invigorated women's health movement and a heightened ability to explore the molecular mechanisms of the autoimmune response, researchers at last are making headway in understanding how and why the body sometimes wages war on itself.

I have long admired John le Carré's ability to explore the fascinating, mysterious world of spies by telling stories steeped in the internal and interpersonal drama of the human condition ("The Madness of Spies," September 29th).

He is without peer in his ability to explore the way that war affects individuals' lives in a purely random fashion, and the relationships between people thrown together by events that they are both powerless to control and barely understand.

Elsewhere in the Westminster village, Jeremy Hunt's abject performance as Culture Secretary hardly inspires confidence in his ability to explore the obvious synergy between sport and his new responsibilities for health.

Overcomplicated yet dazzling, sparked by frequent flashes of nonchalant brilliance, "36 Arguments for the Existence of God" affirms Ms. Goldstein's rare ability to explore the quotidian and the cosmological with equal ease.

Moreover, science fiction is often characterised by its ability to explore the future of cities.

One of the strengths of the model is the ability to explore the effect of different land use scenarios.

Polisi says the school imbues its graduates with discipline, creativity and an ability to "explore the edges of failure".

JDM provides the ability to explore the capabilities of a DME at runtime to implement a portable code.