Sentence examples for are unusually able to from inspiring English sources

But when traditional political allegiances are gone, as they now are for the Republicans who can see Trump for what he is, the paradigm of values no longer follows from those allegiance - and minds are unusually able to assess arguments and options based on core principles and human experiences without bias toward a political tribe or mediation by a felt political identity.

Timothy F. Geithner, the Treasury secretary-designate, and Lawrence H. Summers, slated to head the White House National Economic Council, were unusually able veterans of Washington and financial crises.

So here's a cunning plan – by choosing shrubs that fruit early, or are unusually coloured, we may be able to enjoy the show a little longer.

Hong Kong is unusually vulnerable to flu.

The concoction is unusually difficult to synthesize.

Meanwhile the economy is "unusually uncertain" to Ben Bernanke.

The xeric tumor cells may be unusually resistant to apoptosis.

Thus LRRK2 is unusually sensitive to high-temperature storage conditions.

Makoto is unusually mature and is able to think calmly and objectively while providing advice to friends.

The incident also raises the possibility that the Soviet virus was unusually potent and thus able to overcome at least partially the protective effects of vaccination.

I must admit I was unusually lucky in being able to transform this lemon of FBI surveillance into lemonade.