Sentence examples for ability to make someone from inspiring English sources

Albert Camus said it was the ability to make someone say "yes"... without actually having asked a question.

I think the only thing a reader needs is an authentic voice — I mean the ability to make someone feel that the thing you're telling is worth hearing.

"Because ultimately I know that's more important than anything I do on the football field, is the ability to brighten a kid's day or the ability to make someone smile," Tebow said.

Retailing at $13.99 it has the ability to make someone a huge pile of cash and, chuckable chunk of plastic that it is, it has the ability to cause some serious damage in the sweating palms of furious fans.

I'm so proud of the 650 orphans that we support, or the 18 Timmy's playrooms that we're building, or the hospital in the Philippines that we're building because ultimately I know that's more important than anything I do on the football field, the ability to brighten a kid's day, the ability to make someone smile.

"Not many people have the ability to make someone else's dream come true.

The Oxford English Dictionary defines empowerment as "to give someone the power to do something; to make someone more confident, especially in controlling their life and claiming rights" [ 2].

You gave me the ability to find someone that works and to stop trying to make someone see me for all I am worth.

She has the very rare ability to make me, someone who is mostly watching the matches because I am bang into getting pissed, feel interested in the nitty-gritty of football.

Maybe you want to make someone proud?

Want to make someone's day?