Sentence examples for capable of wielding from inspiring English sources

Next I heard about the Converse Gallery ad campaign, in which the shoemaker's ad agency solicited 24-second spots from anyone capable of wielding a camcorder.

In the San Francisco Bay Area, a growing scene of local distillers and bartenders capable of wielding their elixirs to maximum effect has emerged.

Still, he had made his choice and stuck with it, believing Stevenson to be the better man, and potentially the greater President, but Kennedy the more likely victor in November and the more capable of wielding power.

Bayonetta, a statuesque, impossibly proportioned witch, is capable of wielding an entire arsenal at once, including multiple guns and swords, not to mention magical attacks unleased by her pulsing mane.

So there certainly seems to have been a subtle expansion of Jediism (if anyone has a better term to describe it do let me know) in The Force Awakens, from an elite religious order exclusive to a tiny minority of individuals capable of wielding the Force to a more outward-looking cult that's open to including those who don't benefit directly from its existence.

It should be puzzling just how little power the present executive is actually capable of wielding.

You can make the case that Amazon is in key respects much like Walmart -- a behemoth capable of wielding its size and ubiquity to crush competitors.

The Kremlin also has interest in presenting itself as capable of wielding its influence to break international security stalemates in North Korea, Iran and Syria -- all longstanding Moscow allies.

Whereas each of the game's main characters has their own Persona, some of which change form as the story progresses, the protagonist is capable of wielding multiple Personas, which can be switched between during battles.

Your role, as a genetically enhanced supersoldier capable of changing the environment and wielding a variety of weapons, is to stop them.Half-Life 2 (PC).

Out of fashion are grandiose visions of consumers wearing goggles fitted with three-dimensional maps of cityscapes or wielding mobile phones capable of transmitting live video conferences to every corner of the world.