Sentence examples for allowing him to devise from inspiring English sources

All this has had the invaluable professional effect of investing him with enticing yet contradictory qualities that most people in his position struggle to acquire: seriousness and levity, edginess and mainstream appeal; the PG certificate and the sweary emceeing; and allowing him to devise a persona that allows him to get away with practically anything.

Whereas before Wenger was reliant on his forwards outfiring their opposition — a strategy that was made to look distinctly one-dimensional when facing more potent strike forces — his recently fortified back line allows him to devise a more tactically astute approach.

Billy leaned against the grand oak tree behind him, puffed on his Marlboro, and congratulated himself for the plan he'd devised, which allowed him to watch Rose from outside her bedroom window without being caught.

Herschel was not only an excellent observer but also a remarkably inventive thinker in devising simplifying assumptions that allowed him to make theoretical progress.

Gladwell devised a simple test which allowed him to determine that the number of connections a person has is measured by a power law.

The 58-year-old Leonardo, who lives in Wanaque, N.J., has devised a plan that will allow him to continue searching for someone else's lost treasure.

So he devised a solution: software that allowed him to hear the graphs.

A study of vascular injury on engineered tissue outside of the body enables researchers to betterunderstand the mechanisms occurring, thereby allowing them to devise novel drug-testing methods.

Simply put, predictive marketing software arms marketers with accurate insights into who is interested in buying a product or service, allowing them to devise highly personalized campaigns.

These analyses allow them to devise upstream oil-extraction plans that may stretch 10 years into the future and downstream production-capacity plans up to five years out.

With those concerns in mind, in its 2013 memo the White House didn't mandate that agencies establish a central repository but instead allowed them to devise their own plans for providing access to papers.