And by some bizarre quirk of almost literally unbelievable fate, Duvall says he can restore Chisholm's golf-playing ability to its former glory in just seven days.
Few would have predicted his ability to fire Greece to glory, just as few Swansea City fans would have expected Éder to be in the Portugal squad, never mind the matchwinner in the final.
Tucked away inside the grandeur, though, and enlivened by jump cuts, is a sharp, not unharrowing story of a father and son, and, amid one's exasperation, there is no mistaking Malick's unfailing ability to grab at glories on the fly.
All three of us wished love to be as simple as the author imagined it to be, but we acknowledged that love, as far as we could tell, is not only not simple, but that part of its glory is its ability to survive incidents of rage, disappointment, and etc.
You can tell from the range of mutations you've got in any particular tumour whether the thing will be able to escape treatment.' But what McVie calls 'the ultimate glory' has been the ability to make highly specific drugs aimed at particular cell mutations.
Barres says, though, that engineers seem to have a diminished ability to understand biology, in all its messy glory.
"We believe they can play a positive role in the landscapes of the 21st century through their ability to restore our rivers to their former glories.
We should glory in British television's ability to produce great period drama, and abuse not the genre, but simply the efforts that fall well short of greatness, such as the almost hysterically overrated (but beautifully made) Downton Abbey.
Those who acquire it are rendered the ability to become children of God, to know his glory, to savour the power of his grace.
But, as we all know, it was his ability to convey the wonders of life in space and the glory of our home planet from the International Space Station (ISS) which captured the world's imagination.
