Sentence examples for better able to express from inspiring English sources

Mothers generally attend trials religiously and are better able to express their emotions, they said.

Bragg is better able to express himself in song than his critics are in print.

Research to overcome these limitations has centered on the development of genetically engineered Aspergillus strains better able to express target proteins and on optimization of fermentation conditions.

"I saw it as a remarkable chance to join in with a real diverse group of people and see an old friend of mine better able to express his talent".

This real-world laboratory is proving that when schools systematically broker access to "nonacademic" resources, relationships, and opportunities, then all students — not only the wealthy — are better able to express their potential, academically and beyond.

An informed citizen has greater interest and is better able to express any concerns.

The older I get, the more I have to say and the better I am able to express myself.

I think Eric gained better skills in being able to express himself and he is now better able to accept "no" and regain control of his emotions when he gets upset.

I think just understanding those things a little bit better and just to be able to express those things seemed to be helpful,…because often otherwise it would be sort of fruitless dialogue about your numbers aren't where they are, and then there would be, you have to take other medication.

It won't make any difference to you in the long run and the teen will feel better once they have been able to express their feelings about the subject.

I'm becoming clearer about that myself and am able to express myself better".