Sentence examples for ability to take anything from inspiring English sources

It is here, with people idling in the moody Tokyo drizzle wearing neon-color garments, their hair in a snood, that you will encounter examples of a stylistic dispersion possible only in a country whose isolationist history endowed its inhabitants with the ability to take anything material the world had to offer and to transform it into something their own.

"Speed is about, the ability to take anything you have in the healthcare system, to condense that as much as we possibly can, and to make it humane and make it feel like we have the power and design and customer experiences for things we've built.

What did strike me was their sense of humour: a southern ability not to take anything too seriously.

They wanted to take anything they could using power.

But some were reluctant to take anything.

They are willing to take anything, but anything just doesn't seem to be out there".

"We educate the soldiers not to take anything from Palestinians, money or anything else.

He didn't want to take anything away".

I'm never going to take anything away from them.

"Not to take anything away from Joe Lhota," the governor said.

Not one to take anything (At all. Ever).