Sentence examples similar to honoured ability from inspiring English sources

And it wasn't until the ninth or 10th book that I hit the bestseller list.' Picoult's sales figures aren't just about the time-honoured ability to tell a bloody good story.

"It's about ability" campaign honoured for the best humanitarian action in Montenegro PODGORICA, 15 February 2011 - The UNICEF Montenegro campaign 'Govorimo o mogucnostima' wins the 2010 best humanitarian action award.

It's a flawless production that succeeds in seeing the play in terms that are neither specifically black nor white, but ultimately honours Miller's ability to see things human.

A bronze bust of Russian president Vladimir Putin – in the style of a Roman emperor – will be unveiled next month to honour his supposed ability "to bring order and end wars".

"If you have a modicum of politeness, honour and ability, then the place for politics is parliament," railed Mr Erdogan.

Eastwood says joint honours students' ability to flit between different subjects will serve them well in an employment market that increasingly values flexibility.

Making friends For many participants, the workshop was a short escape from daily life – often a life of hardship, as most come from very disadvantaged circumstances – to a place where their abilities and kindness are honoured.

But the EU is now questioning its ability to honour the expensive promises it made on global warming at Kyoto.

Lewis said the downgrade reflected Moody's opinion about Qantas's ability to honour its financial obligations including $US737m $A829.39mm) in debt securities, or improve its earnings.

Myths, disbelief and stereotypes have impeded our ability to honour this commitment and we all have a duty to rectify that injustice.

But Mr Yanukovych's ability to honour such a promise without sparking a civil conflict is uncertain to say the least.