Sentence examples for especially able from inspiring English sources

Like Mr. Lee, Mr. Green is especially able to construct scenes with men struggling to be in command of a conversation.

Nor does it appear inclined — or especially able, thanks to its breakneck plotting — to say much about the ethics involved: both the nominal "good" and "bad" guys hack accounts, forge identities, and track others' movements.

Other Tory-watchers point to a problem of personnel few Conservative MPs beyond the top half-dozen or so shadow-cabinet members can be said to be both especially able and loyal to Mr Cameron's centrist creed.Yet there is little to be done about these obstacles.

With French clubs especially able to outbid for players' services, there has been a steady stream of leading Welsh players leaving to play their domestic rugby elsewhere.

And for most bloggers, writing is a sideline to the work that pays the bills, but it can on occasion lead especially able practitioners into paying work as writers.

She knew, corresponded with, or was tutored by Pierre Louis de Maupertuis, Alexis-Claude Clairaut, Samuel Koenig, and several members of the Bernoulli family, and her advanced abilities in physics and mathematics made her especially able to write capably about Newton's physics.

I remember RuPaul was [on VH1] years and years ago and it's really a homecoming for her and we really need things like drag now, especially being able to laugh and being able to have things that parody – public image and public figures.

Madlib, especially, seems able to hide music inside other music.

It was called Kermit and it was so addictive, especially being able to present a kind of heightened version of myself.

"All investors like the expanded access to information, especially being able to ask questions and observe what other investors are asking," Mr. Lutin said.

"We love the convenience, especially being able to walk to so many of the cultural venues, where in the past we've either had to drive or take a bus," she said.