Sentence examples for be actually able from inspiring English sources
"To be actually able to reuse your food is amazing," said Ben Stein, 30, a computer programmer who, along with his wife, Arin Kramer, 29, a nurse practitioner, composted for six years in their apartment on the Lower East Side before they moved to a brownstone in Brooklyn last year.
As a young man consumed with anxiety about his failure yet to do anything, whether to gain employment as a clergyman or to produce somehow some great work of literature – Milton's continually seeking assurance that the latecomer (and this is how he's thinking of himself) will be rewarded, that the latecomer will be actually able to produce something when he is called to produce something.
We land in vicious circle: we can neither know cognisable real objects nor determine what genuine cognitive criteria are, nor be actually able to define them without having the idea of validity first.
"So to be actually able to get into the dirt and plant seeds and work with the actual soil … it's a wonderful thing". Each bed has a separate theme related to the curriculum, with the fourth-grade bed blooming with California-native plants and the second-grade bed featuring plantlife that attracts bugs, birds and butterflies.
It remains unclear how plastic the migratory behavior really is and to what extent the wildebeest may be actually able to adjust to dramatically new conditions (i.e., to what extent does the migration obey relatively fixed cues shaped over evolutionary versus ecological time scales?).
"I'm actually able to follow their train of thought," he says.
When you wear a mask, you're actually able to become who you really are.
Basilisk lizards (Basiliscus) are actually able to run across water for short distances.
