Sentence examples for able to summon some from inspiring English sources

The only golfer to play in all the Opens at Pebble, Watson has been telling friends that he might be able to summon some more of the magic.

"You set an example, because if Top Cops can risk their lives to do their jobs, the rest of us should just be able to summon some tiny fraction of courage and the same sense of responsibility," he said.

Unlike September 11, when they relied entirely on the less familiar anchors on News 24, BBC news chiefs were able to summon some of their most experienced presenters from the outset.

And the parts in question are wipers … not exactly the most thrilling part of a vehicle (I might be able to summon some enthusiasm for an electric seat-warmer or the engine of a Maserati, but never a wiper).

In Final Fantasy X, Yuna is introduced as a summoner who can use healing magic and is able to summon powerful magical entities called aeons with help from spirits known as Fayths.

Donald Steinberg, of the International Crisis Group, talks about "a simplicity on the other side of complexity" that some stars he has worked with, like Angelina Jolie, are able to summon — a ringing clarity that is not simple-minded.

"To experience solitude you must be able to summon yourself by yourself," she writes.

Perahia was able to summon up all his usual refinement without ever straining to be heard.

Your people have, for generations, been able to summon rain, exorcise poltergeists, find lost wedding rings.

Magistrates will be able to summon those who fail to attend the sessions before a court.

When Mrs. Stitz resisted, Mr. Cooper was able to summon a lucid moment.