Sentence examples for able to bridge it from inspiring English sources

In the 20th century, that theological split deepened and became politicized, though Martin Luther King Jr. was able to bridge it briefly.

Heidegger believes that modern philosophy's failure to solve the problem of skepticism about the external world shows that those who begin with the subject/object divide will never be able to bridge it subsequently (BT 249 50/SZ 205 6).

But the proposition can be daunting at times to both young and older people, who may feel that the gap is so wide they won't be able to bridge it.

I think it will be a while before we're able to bridge it, but those two characters have a lot in common and they've both dealt with a lot of the same stuff this the season, and [they both] have parents that aren't together and are dealing with some abandonment stuff.

"He was able to bridge into it," Morgenstein said, referring to Mayer's studies at Cornell University.

"You can see the anger in the Arab Spring, the Occupy movement, the anti-corruption movement in India... unless we are able to bridge this disconnect, it is very unlikely we will have a new set of goals that have legitimacy across a broad section of people.

If your amp does not claim to be able to bridge, don't do it.

As the leading group seemed unwilling to work together, Di Luca was able to bridge the gap and make it to them.

It is able to bridge the existing gap between numerical modelers and practitioners in this field.

When we are able to bridge the gap by streamlining communication, it's easy for people to put their message in the right hands.

1 As staff members' perceptions of between-group communication accuracy improved, it would seem that SBAR was able to bridge differences in style of communication.