Sentence examples for always seemed able from inspiring English sources

He's one of the few undisputed musical geniuses of the 1960s explosion, but has always seemed able to laugh at his status as "voice of a generation".

He was that rare breed of person who understands the balance between artistic creativity and financial necessity, and always seemed able to marry the two without compromise.

The American League always seemed able to make the play that the National League could not, whether it was Michael Young's two-out, two-run triple in the ninth in 2006; Justin Morneau's just beating Corey Hart's throw home to win the 15-inning game in 2008; or Torii Hunter and Carl Crawford snatching away home runs in 2002 and 2009, respectively.

Best was thrown out of the country twice at the insistence of then-American ambassador to Azerbaijan, Dick Miles, but always seemed able to slip back in to make more mischief until President Aliyev cracked down on the various militia groups that plagued the country until 1995.

"They always seem able to beat the estimates by a penny or two".

'WHEN MUPPETS DREAM OF PEACE' (Saturday) Muppets always seem able to resolve their differences amicably; human beings are another matter.

And in tight situations where tactics make the difference, Coutts always seems able to dominate opposing skippers.

Other disturbing questions remain: why do high-profile corruption suspects always seem able to slip out of Indonesia, just before a travel ban is issued?

"He is mentally strong, a very smart player who always seems able to find space, but physically he is in great shape as well.

The justifications from the critics whom galleries always seem able to find to dignify the shallow add to the melancholy spectacle.

While he can no longer deliver big numbers regularly, Johnson, the Knicks' best post defender and passer out of double teams, always seems able to lift his play when the Knicks need it most.