Sentence examples for of unusual ability from inspiring English sources

But Webb is a player of unusual ability, and after a week of intense preparation, she hoped to reap the rewards.

Süleyman surrounded himself with administrators and statesmen of unusual ability, men such as his grand viziers (chief ministers) İbrahim, Rüstem, and Mehmed Sokollu.

The convention is that a man of unusual ability and forceful personality in a position of great power (actual or potential) is ultimately destroyed by a flaw in his character.

And, if so, where does that leave citizens of the Russian Federation who are not ethnically Russian?Prudently, Mr Hosking leaves these issues open, ending instead with the cautious observation that, though Russia is one of history's great survivors, it will need "statesmen of unusual ability and vision" if it is to last out the 21st century.One looming challenge is demography.

By then Amy Lowell's review had already appeared in The New Republic, and writers and publishers throughout the Northeast were aware that a writer of unusual abilities stood in their midst.

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Another, with legs like automobile springs, is part of the group because of an unusual ability to shag rebounds.

Coe, as befits a former feminist cabaret star, has often been lauded for his ease with women characters, and his friends talk of his unusual ability to sustain close friendships with women of all ages.

Although the Coptic text may be too dated to reflect Jesus' marital status, it is a reminder of his unusual ability to shape cultural conversation -- not least of all where women are concerned.

Yet, perhaps because of his unusual ability, when he reached his mid-20s, he began to tire of his success.

That film, along with Richard Attenborough's 1987 "Cry Freedom, about the South African activist Steve Biko, gave evidence of his unusual ability to project himself into characters from earlier eras, with the result that he has become over the years a go-to actor for worthy period dramas.