Sentence examples for ability to take something from inspiring English sources

Those in Paris luxury circles admire this ability to take something established and cherished, and, without losing sight of the original, reinvent it.

Overall, their attention level and the ability to take something from one day and implement it the next has been pretty good".

The power gathered around the table insures that the rule is followed: everyone has something to lose, and everyone has the ability to take something away from everyone else.

He has this ability to take something you ordinarily would never think about, and put a new look on it and make it into something that gets your brain cells working".

NEW YORK — "It's a very interesting time to re-embrace American design — that ability to take something casual, industrial and utilitarian and elevate it," says Reed Krakoff, standing in front of the inspirational "mood board" for his first ever fashion show.

"The prosecutors were fairly magical in their ability to take something that supposedly happened and paint it as reality when it didn't really happen".

The first is the ability to generate an image — to take something out of long-term memory and reconstruct it on demand.

They have to take something.

They know if they have something to give and whether they are likely to take something away.

To Toal, it has much to do with Conner's ability to take pride in something — blocking — that generally goes unnoticed.

"What is amazing," he says, "is the ability to take a tiny sample, something the size of a sugar grain, and be very specific".