Sentence examples for able to encounter from inspiring English sources

Maybe this has something to do with the fact that he now lives among the scenes of his earliest days, in Leitrim, and is able to encounter his past in a largely unchanged landscape.

If we look around at beings in general from particles to planets, ants to apes it is human beings alone who are able to encounter the question of what it means to be (e.g., in moments of anxiety in which the world can appear meaning-less, more on which later).

And under the bright, unforgiving lights of television, I was able to encounter the real Michelangelo.

Though not intended by the developers to be obtainable, due to a glitch, players were able to encounter it.

Bate claims that if contemporary readers were able to encounter the play without knowing who had written it, "it would not seem too bad"; but since we cannot forget Johnson's achievements in other fields of literature, reading Irene is an especially depressing experience: "the heart begins after a while to sink except in the most resolute Johnsonian, and sometimes even then".

Completing the connection, every scattered piece of the campaign's online content should refer back to the main website -- people shouldn't be able to encounter the campaign online (whether through Google, YouTube, a blog post or an online ad) without also finding a way to get involved.

Respectful parenting means being able to see the frustrations teens encounter when pushing against imposed boundaries as opportunities for them to exercise self-control, self-respect and respect for others.

The ones who truly engaged in reflective learning were able to see their daily encounters with young users from a different perspective, i.e. they were able to identify demands that they still had to learn how to address, and they were able to identify their own prejudices and to prevent them from interfering in consultations.

Only there, in that encounter, are we able to see the concept of the social and see exactly what it is.

And only there, in that encounter, are we able to see what a human being is outside of that concept, in itself and on its own terms.

Unfortunately we know nothing about wild camel anti-predator behaviors or wolf habitat use in Great Gobi A SPA and can just speculate that by avoiding the most productive habitats and the vicinity of water points, camels may be able to reduce encounter rates with wolves.