Sentence examples for has permitted him from inspiring English sources

So far the Air Force has permitted him to announce only that it "pretty nice".

Wales is the spiritual home of the composer Adrian Williams, and the contemplative, questioning vein that its landscape has permitted him to articulate was reflected in his Cello Concerto, premiered here by Raphael Wallfisch.

The brief on the Egyptian president, "Sadat's Nobel Prize Complex," noted that Sadat "sees himself as a grand strategist and will make tactical concessions if he is persuaded his overall goals will be achieved," and added, "His self-confidence has permitted him to make bold initiatives, often overriding his advisers' objections".

While his research is limited, because E.T.S. is the only organization that has permitted him to test its product, he says the automated reader can be easily gamed, is vulnerable to test prep, sets a very limited and rigid standard for what good writing is, and will pressure teachers to dumb down writing instruction.

Cesc Fàbregas believes the role he is enjoying in Chelsea's revamped team has permitted him to play the best football of a career that has taken in spells at Arsenal and Barcelona, as well as in a Spain team who won the World Cup.

Furthermore, it is precisely this same tool -- the computer -- that has permitted him to harness 40,000 architects worldwide and to develop innovative refugee housing designs, while it has permitted architects like Frank Gehry and Zaha Hadid to push the boundaries of built form to extraordinary (if at times impractical and, to some eyes, absurd) limits.

Hemingway would probably not have given his character this thought, or would not have permitted him to express it.

He had forgotten to honour the principle of freedom that had permitted him to become who he was.

In recent years, university administrators have permitted him to spend long stretches abroad as a visiting scholar, including at Stanford until September.

Last week, it successfully challenged Mr. Quinn's bankruptcy declaration in Northern Ireland, where more lenient rules would have permitted him a fresh start within 12 months.

But his productions their artistic impact notwithstanding were commercial failures, and the financial support that would have permitted him to develop his ideas was not forthcoming in England.