Sentence examples for seemed able to muster from inspiring English sources

After a while, he tried to drop the traps in the water again, but he no longer seemed able to muster his strength.

Few other readers seem able to muster more enthusiasm.

Seen from the perspective of today, with the country's infrastructure crumbling and no one, it seems, able to muster the energy to do anything about it, Mr. Roche's optimism seems like something worth revisiting.

Which brings me back to Mr. Obama's press conference, where — showing much more passion than he seems able to muster against Republicans — he denounced purists on the left, who supposedly refuse to accept compromises in the national interest.

America's once-proud infrastructure of roadways and bridges is crumbling, and we no longer seem able to muster confidence that our children will live in a better world.

Chairman Leahy didn't seem able to muster a lot of indignity concerning the way Republicans were simply grandstanding.

Nobody seemed able to hold serve consistently.

Only bleach seemed able to destroy it.

He certainly seemed able to.

The margins are so tight that neither side at the moment seems to be able to muster 60 votes.

Externally, all they seem to be able to muster is an indulgent smile, a mild tut.