Sentence examples for is able to cast from inspiring English sources

But thanks to that letter, Edel is able to cast the book as illustrative, essential to our understanding of James.

But before black audiences on the campaign trail, her emphasis on the value of education consistently draws approving murmurs, and she is able to cast aside criticisms of the truancy program as typical of liberal San Francisco.

For all of the documentary realism of the film's location photography, Melville is able to cast a spell of fairy-tale unreality around his characters -- and around Bob in particular.

Yet Stoll is able to cast new light on these episodes, particularly through her insight into Bachmann's private correspondence with her family.

By offering increasingly competitive financial-aid packages, the university is able to cast a wider net and draw in top students who otherwise might be scared off by sticker shock.

Due to the high degree of difference in the centralization of authority in the American system over the European Union, Buxbaum is able to cast into high relief the need for comparative law within Europe in the absence of a strong legislative body.

Day 7: Young are able to cast their first pellets.

"I'm excited that I will be able to cast my vote.

The moderates have been able to cast Trump as a partisan.

And EU nationals were able to cast a ballot in last year's Scottish independence referendum.

"I wanted to be sure I was able to cast my vote against Mugabe".