Sentence examples for immensely able from inspiring English sources

She is immensely able, tough minded and determined.

Nichols is immensely able and combines an interest in reasoned theology with a love of Liverpool football club.

The new councillors, who were led by an army officer, Sir John Clavering, and included the immensely able and ambitious Philip Francis, immediately quarreled with Hastings.

He paid tribute to Mr. Campbell as "an immensely able, fearless, loyal servant of the cause he believes in who was dedicated not only to that cause but to his country".

Scipio was also an immensely able diplomat who undermined critical Carthaginian alliances and then, in triumph, proposed a temperate peace.

This of course had been equally true of his predecessors in the National Hospital: Jackson, Ferrier, Bastian, Gowers, and Horsley some of the greatest names in modern neurology and Holmes was perhaps the last of this remarkable group of men; all inexhaustible, forceful, and immensely able, who created the prestige of British neurology out of their own intellectual resources.

He simultaneously imagines the US as pathetically weak, kicked around by its trade partners and robbed blind by its military allies, and as immensely strong, able to dictate the terms of all of its engagements with the rest of the world.

Cameron is an immensely serious and able guy".

Venice in the 15th century remained, despite all, an immensely strong power, able to preserve its republican constitution unimpaired.

Lots of good will, lots of people with free coffee, and my day was improved immensely by being able to write about something nice for a change.

A figure is now available who is able, sagacious, immensely shrewd, charismatic, and dripping with genuine charm, not the confected kind.