Sentence examples for perhaps the ability from inspiring English sources

This interpretive skill was perhaps the ability for which they were selected.

Perhaps the ability to see different perspectives springs from his upbringing: "My parents were divorced when I was 10," says Mr. Wohl, an only child.

For business students more than most perhaps, the ability to give engaging presentations is likely to be vital to building a successful career.

What these orchestras hope for, presumably, is freshness, talent, enthusiasm and perhaps the ability for these conductors to forge real connections with young audiences.

Many other museums have reserved paintings too, pending board approval (and perhaps the ability to raise the money to pay for them).

The snag was that, apart from being able to pass an intelligence test, we had very little in common, except perhaps the ability to laugh at ourselves for being unintelligent enough to think we might meet another member with similar ideas.It was good to see credit given to Victor Serebriakoff for providing the building bricks that have made Mensa a society that is recognised worldwide.

What is lost, perhaps, is the ability to know the texture underneath the language.

Obama's truest political gift, perhaps, was the ability to let a thousand flowers of expectation, born of history, bloom.

But most important, perhaps, is the ability to acquire other companies and expand without having to consult the powers that be at AT&T.

That's partly because, as the agency has been inundated with so much data, it has perhaps lost the ability to evaluate information in a timely manner.

I mentioned the interest of Liberal Democrat candidate John Griffiths in possible Coalition plans to give local authorities more powers, perhaps including the ability to raise money from local business rates.