Sentence examples for capable of summoning from inspiring English sources

But surely if anyone was capable of summoning what swimming geeks call "outside smoke," it was Phelps.

Johanna Domke-Guyot is capable of summoning whole worlds of distressed innocence from piles of ceramic powder.

NELIDA TIRADO A Bronx native seasoned in Spain, Tirado has matured into a world-class flamenco dancer, capable of summoning powerful forces.

It is now capable of summoning large crowds via Twitter and Facebook to march against Mr Peña (and often, it seems, for AMLO).

But Ms. Boylston, for all her fine attributes — sparkling footwork, a harmonious line — isn't yet an instinctive actress capable of summoning such fragility.

Today, he is a ghost from the past, capable of summoning up nightmarish scenarios of what might happen if his advice is neglected, but not much more than that.

Inscrutability transforms him into an enigmatic symbol, capable somehow of summoning other people to project upon him their own best hopes and ideals.

Nadal, in his first United States Open final, was the more irresistible force: quite capable, when necessary, of summoning a higher gear than the player who will be ranked No. 2 when the new rankings are released on Tuesday.

In the anime, it is capable of flight, teleportation, shapeshifting, summoning giant pink bubbles of psychic energy (which serve various purposes such as closing itself in for protection, acting as a cushion, or simply for Mew's amusement of bouncing on), and rendering itself invisible.

The party later learns the reason for Aerith being in the Forgotten City; through her White Materia, Aerith was able to summon Holy, the only force capable of repelling the ultimate destructive magic, Meteor, which has been summoned by Sephiroth.

He is unpredictable, willing to take chances, looking to catch opponents off guard, capable of shooting quickly and accurately in tight spaces, able to summon order out of chaos.