Sentence examples for enables us all from inspiring English sources

It enables us all to join in evaluating the raw material of Viking history.

We need the news media, the caring professions and the general public to work together to improve the end-of-life experience and to create a community that enables us all to die with dignity, at peace, without pain, where and how we choose.

Theodore Roosevelt, 1901: We are now indeed one Nation, one in fact as well as in name; we are united in our devotion to the flag which is the symbol of national greatness and unity; and the very completeness of our union enables us all, in every part of the country, to glory in the valor shown alike by the sons of the North and the sons of the South in the times that tried men's souls.

But being a generalist is very important if you're going to see how all of the parts of the world currently fit together... and how they need to fit together if the system is to function in a way that enables us all to have peaceful and prosperous lives.

We need to find a way to communicate about these issues, developing a language that enables us all to talk without discomfort and without alienating those who fall on one side or another.

Smart meters will enable us all to see just how much energy we're using in the same way that we can see how much money is in our bank account or how much petrol we've got left in the tank.

Computers inside a little translating bug in our ear will enable us all to understand one another instantly.

The era of the Twitter backchannel has enabled us all to be participants, and the unconference format simply builds on that sense of wanting to join in.

If everyone has to take their castor oil — the rich more, the middle class some — make them feel that it will enable us all to get stronger.

"It will be a critical new tool for the global research community, enabling us all to learn about our home planet more quickly and affordably".

And this enabled us all, working together, to drag the country out of the mire, to revive the state, and restore the sovereignty of the people, which is the basis of true democracy.