Sentence examples for ability to remake from inspiring English sources
The ability to remake his style of leadership still is.
Like the other great civilisations – Greek, Indian, Chinese, Persian Iraqaq had the ability to remake itself over millennia, preserving its own distinctive vision.
And I want to particularly say this to young people of every faith, in every country – you, more than anyone, have the ability to remake this world.
More likely, those voters who had held a sort of despairing hope in the party's ability to remake itself will now switch allegiance to the opposition, accelerating the LDP's demise.
Critics say it may not be enough to shake off the questions that have dogged the bureau about its ability to remake itself as an effective force for catching terrorists.
The game is all about your followers, who worship you as a god for your ability to remake the landscape – and later, create swamps, make trees spring up and rain down meteors at the tap of a finger.
Their backgrounds could raise questions about the kind of cabinet Mr. Paladino, a Republican, would assemble if elected in November and cast doubt on his ability to radically remake the dysfunctional culture of Albany, government watchdogs said.
Nearly 10 years after the U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan began, the faith in the ability of the great powers to remake faraway lands has all but evaporated.
He also stressed the upcoming 3DS eShop and the ability to provide remakes of much-loved games.
It was up to me to remake myself with the few un-useful resources I had acquired (among them an ability to speak medieval Latin).
This understanding in many respects is a tribute to the ability of Jerry Colangelo, USA Basketball's managing director, and Duke's Krzyzewski, now into his second Olympic cycle, to remake a system that was considered a dysfunctional embarrassment.
