Sentence examples for public ability from inspiring English sources

Public perceptions of messages conveying concepts linking health, food and the diet its role in the public ability to translate dietary guidance into behaviours underpinning lifelong health remains a relatively unexplored area.

State influence has grown to include the vast, now public abilities of the US National Security Agency and no less vast armies of Chinese IT snoopers (so numerous one can sometimes detect hacks from the public sector regularity of their shifts).

He wrote about sports, arguing that as depicted in news accounts of the 1910s and afterward, Babe Ruth — with his prodigious public abilities and private appetites — was an archetypal "prowess hero" in the tradition of Paul Bunyan.

Likening the scrutiny that Romney has faced after Mother Jones released a video in which he said that forty-seven per cent of Americans thought of themselves as "victims" to the controversy that then-candidate Obama faced in 2008, Lemann says that he "can't imagine Romney having the rhetorical ability, the connect-with-the-public ability to pull himself out of something like that".

Hitler, already on the fringe of society, discovers that all of his alleged drawing abilities are actually public speaking abilities and suddenly everyone wants to get in a big room and listen to him babble.

"It underestimates the public's ability to weed through crap".

Protecting collections without impeding the public's ability to enjoy them is a delicate balancing act.

The front-loading circus is surely outrunning the public's ability to pay attention.

I always underestimate the public's ability to obsess over clothes as much as I do.

It must increase transparency and strengthen the public's ability to monitor power-holders, he said.

It is also possible that the election would not focus on prayer, but on public speaking ability or social popularity.