Sentence examples for ability to leap from inspiring English sources

Blindness has not hindered his ability to leap fearlessly about the keyboard.

McCarthy's ability to leap in without provoking Trump's ire visibly relieved Republicans in the room.

The bar has been set very high and Gove's ability to leap it matters to us all.

Only Mitcham knows if treading the boards has affected his ability to leap from them but things went wrong from the start.

Australian and UK higher education policy have a remarkable ability to leap frog each other without learning too much from the experience of the other.

As the oceans gather carbon, a small sea snail that lives in the Great Barrier Reef risks losing its famous ability to leap.

For all their abilities to leap tall buildings in a single bound etc, superheroes are boring spiritually as well as being actually cartoonish.

You'll eventually come to appreciate the ability to jump, leap, and move without having to fear soreness or discomfort, or, even worse, an injury.[11].[11]

But upon reaching Earth, Superman discovered that the kindly beams of our yellow sun had the opposite effect on him, endowing him with super-strengths like the ability to, say, leap tall buildings in a single bound.

Their space suits will be made from materials that are supple, supportive and skin-tight, and we might envy their ability to effortlessly leap and cavort across the surfaces of their new worlds.

I also make good use of one of Emily's unique abilities, "Far Reach", to leap to high points in the mansion and slip between the moving walls, away from the eyes of the enemy.