Sentence examples for particularly able to from inspiring English sources

Many artists talk about the importance of failure, but Willems seems particularly able to hold on to the conviction of it.

The police do not tend to come out of their encounters with Mansfield looking particularly impressive, or particularly able to learn from past mistakes.

Clinical studies have shown that some antidepressants may be more efficient than benzodiazepines to alleviate anxiety associated with panic disorders; however, operant conflict procedures in rats developed so far seem not particularly able to model human anxiety sensitive to antidepressant treatments.

As an Upper West Sider (that is, a liberal Jew) and as a woman— a middle-aged woman whose whole being repudiates the "Cougar Town" ideal that's so in vogue— Kagan was particularly able to push all the buttons that scream "not one of the people".

We hypothesized that rapid progressors may be transmitted with HIV-1 that is particularly able to perturb T cell homeostasis.

That Professor Serreze was finally convinced of the connection between human activities and climate change makes him particularly able to explain the science.

Children who have had to move to a new town or country will particularly be able to relate to Jack.

Railroads, with many bridges and tun nels, are particularly vulner able to sabotage in a country still technically in a state of war.

Fluid release and insect colonization during active and advanced decay, defined as phase two, stimulated soil microbial communities, particularly those able to degrade phospholipids and nucleic acids.

But against a more sophisticated state foe, particularly one able to wage electronic warfare, the benefits of such UAVs could quickly fade.The technology of UAVs has already moved beyond the Predator, however.

Jell-O, particularly, was able to capitalize on the low prices of their products and the nostalgia women felt toward the aspics prepared by their grandmothers in the Victorian era.