Sentence examples for is extremely able from inspiring English sources

"At sea, he is extremely able, but on land, he is pretty much hopeless," Mr. Crowe said.

Despite its reliance on outdated vacuum-tube technology, the system is extremely able as an early-warning radar scanning the skies over the Middle East.

The ambassador is "extremely able," said Schuyler G. Chapin, New York City's cultural affairs commissioner, who helped coordinate the festival, "and is something of a Renaissance man".

The Boston Modern Orchestra Project -- as represented by the 11 players who appeared at Miller Theater under the group's founder and conductor, Gil Rose -- is extremely able and musical.

"These are extremely able students and most will be able to get good jobs with little difficulty".

While Mook and Podesta are extremely able, they are not political gurus, and Clinton has struggled to articulate her vision in a handful of words.

I don't disagree that Digby Jones and Julia Neuberger are extremely able people, but their talents as people who are not Labour people should be used to argue with those running the country, not to help them.

Luciana Berger and Shabana Mahmood are extremely able parliamentarians and would both be assets to Corbyn's top team if the former could be persuaded to return and the latter to join.

Yes, she is extremely bright, and able to fixate on a subject with admirable concentration.

Our results demonstrate that the new GC method is extremely sensitive, being able to detect soil HA contents as low as 0.3 μg N kg− 1 dry soil.

Stewie is extremely sunburned, barely able to move and in great pain.