Sentence examples for most ably from inspiring English sources

Comrade [Pavel] Postyshev most ably expressed these doubts.

The winners will be the ones that most ably respond to changing customer tastes.

But Mrs. Clinton, who spoke most ably for herself, is the candidate.

As last year's events in Japan most ably demonstrated, when the ground shakes violently beneath the sea, a tsunami may not be far behind.

(He declined to be more specific, saying, "Where she serves most ably involves issues that can be sensitive.... So I'm not sure I've got the killer anecdote").

Consider, for example, the California Medical Association 's position in opposing S.B. 491: A patient's care should begin with a primary care physician, who can most ably advise a patient on what care he or she needs.

Charles Atlas might have been one of America's most famous musclemen, ably taking on bullies who kicked sand in his face at the beach.

Most of the singers ably met the challenges of Wagnerian strength and stamina.

"Murder Ballad" has its own brooding matinee idol in the form of Will Swenson, who ably embodies the most combustible part of a dangerous romantic triangle.

Aside from that, the most emotional scene in "Red" — ably directed here by Anders Cato, who most recently did "Circle Mirror Transformation" at George Street — is the one in which Rothko and his assistant furiously, aggressively prime a giant blank white canvas with red paint while intense operatic music on the turntable drives them on.

As well as the real-life books on the subject (I've a fatal weakness for oceanic adventure stories, Derek Lundy's heartstopping tale of the Vendee Globe, The Godforsaken Sea, being my favourite), the sea also stands as one of literature's most enduring and flexible metaphors, ably exploited by like of Virginia Woolf and Iris Murdoch and endlessly reached for in poetry, from Homer onwards.