Sentence examples for being able to summon from inspiring English sources
Some can identify the note without being able to summon it themselves.
The reader is often in the awkward position of pitying Arvin without being able to summon up the emotional wherewithal to like him.
And it has enabled the program's participants, many of whom are on fixed incomes, to continue to live independently, without fear of not being able to summon help in an emergency.
As a thriller writer, whose living depends upon being able to summon up exciting stories to order, I'm relieved to discover that there really is a genuine benefit in apparently pointless activities.
Much of the efficacy of "Constellations," directed with fluidity and confidence by Michael Longhurst, relies on its performers' being able to summon each shift in mood and stance with equal spontaneity and conviction.
Ram Dass, who once fought to control the flow of words tumbling from his mouth, is now halting and hesitant; he has to wait for the words to roll to him, instead of being able to summon them.
Perahia was able to summon up all his usual refinement without ever straining to be heard.
"To experience solitude you must be able to summon yourself by yourself," she writes.
Your people have, for generations, been able to summon rain, exorcise poltergeists, find lost wedding rings.
Like these two writers, Ms. Jacobs was able to summon a freshness of perspective.
