Sentence examples for an ability to move from inspiring English sources

The dances require an ability to move lightning fast or achingly slow with impeccable musical timing.

The mission left me with an ability to move beyond cardboard cutout caricatures of how the participants in markets operate.

He had such an ability to move one between extremes, and he does just that so tantalisingly throughout these essays.

He said: "To give youngsters an ability to move to a setting where they can engage in sport, outdoor activities and things that are beyond the city setting is a good thing.

But even during the downturn, online sales grew rapidly, foreshadowing a recovery that has been spurred by aggressive telemarketing, e-mail solicitations and an ability to move high volumes of merchandise at cut-rate prices.

In complex societies, most of us belong simultaneously to many in-groups - family, profession, class, hobby, locality, nation - and an ability to move with ease between groups is a sign of maturity.

I think a still photograph has an amazing ability to move.

He had an uncanny ability to move into a star's inner circle and then claim some ill-defined role in that artist's career.

As a result, the rabbi has an unusual ability to move easily between different worlds — secular and sacred, scientific and spiritual, earthly and divine.

"At the time it was a campaign, the governor wasn't selecting it, but what I saw in Senator Clinton was an innate ability to move people and a great command over substantive material.

In most hacks, Active Directory servers aren't attacked directly, they're accessed after a network has been breached, but the software is critical to an attackers ability to move freely inside a corporate network, Gililand said.