Sentence examples for better able to draw from inspiring English sources

In the finale, a despairing, slow Adagio, Mr. Dudamel was better able to draw expansive phrasing from the players while still projecting the music's overall structure.

Despite Dubois' "endless bag of tricks [and] vast array of skills", his performance appeared artificial, in contrast to Grimaldi, who was better able to "draw the audience into believing the essential comedic qualities" of Clown.

(A154) I'm better able to draw boundaries in my life.

He is better able to make and keep friends.

The phrase "better able to run companies" catches my attention.

So has its recommendation that select committees should be better staffed and be able to draw on specialist skills from a new central parliamentary unit.

To be able to draw better conclusions on students' interest in learning about SDH or the factors which reinforce such an interest, a more qualitative approach could reveal better insights than our quantitative approach.

You'll be able to draw better when your mind isn't clogged up with frustration.

Watch Full Metal Alchemist or read the manga to get a better idea of the characters and maybe you'll even be able to draw them better!

In total, eight VICE staffers were able to draw a better skyline than the president, while the other three either tied or were defeated by him.

Additionally, because eligibility for bevacizumab is in itself a strong predictor of better prognosis [ 21], we are not able to draw any definite conclusions about the efficacy of these regimens in elderly patients.