Sentence examples for especially able to 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.

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.

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.

It could help women who are in a committed, long-term relationship identify others who might be especially able to lure their partner into a tryst or affair".

Ontologies are especially able to support the biomedical research in many different ways [ 1, 2].

Make dots next to things to think about and check marks for things understood, etc. Disciplines that are intensively connected to visualizing and imagining are especially able to be absorbing to your mind and even nerve racking.

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.

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.