He is a horse of great ability.
The Labor Party lost other men of great ability along with Hughes.
"But it is difficult to make an argument that he is not a person of great ability and integrity".
Several examples of his work have survived, and they are sufficient to establish him as a painter of great ability, fond of rich, sensuous colour and softly modeled forms.
Because... Europe and Asia were named after women, I can see no reason why anyone would have good reason to object to calling this fourth part Amerige, the land of Amerigo, or America, after the man of great ability who discovered it.
Mr. Fleisher, a young pianist of great ability and unusual musical intelligence, injured his right hand in 1965, leaving him to conduct, to teach and to perform the limited left-hand repertory.
A man of great ability and ambition, Duan was supported by many generals of the former Beiyang Army, a powerful force based in northern China that developed originally under Yuan's leadership.
As for Paul, he is best remembered by those who don't know him well as a kicking outside-half of great ability, as befits a man whose football career took him to the dizzy heights of Accrington Stanley.
None of this though should mask the fact that first and foremost he was a cricketer of great ability, a brilliant allrounder whose Test match batting average of more than 40 and bowling average of around 32 fulfilled the first criterion in defining the best that the former average should exceed the latter.
The head riding master at Saumur, Comte Antoine d'Aure, however, promoted a bold, relaxed, and more natural, if less "correct," style of riding across country, in disagreement with his 19th-century contemporary François Baucher, a horseman of great ability with formal haute école ("high school") ideas.
Eisenhower thought highly of Ismay, remembering him for his "stalwart support", and calling him a man "of great ability".
