Sentence examples for seeming ability from inspiring English sources

Thubron has the seeming ability to charm women and yet be one of the boys.

Mattila, who has the seeming ability at once to unleash and contain this force within herself, is also capable of turning an audience into maenadic devotees.

Many of them see him as the real villain in the D.S.K. story, and have expressed disbelief at his corporation's seeming ability to operate without compunction or oversight as a sort of shadow quasi-governmental power.

Much of Sicily Unpacked's charm derives from its presenters' seeming ability to forget the camera: keeping voice-over to a minimum, Graham-Dixon and Locatelli discuss what they see between themselves.

On his way to winning a series-high eight races on the Nascar Winston Cup circuit last season, Ryan Newman met both praise and skepticism over his seeming ability to run longer on a tank of gas than other drivers.

People were dazzled by his swashbuckling forays into the glamour stocks of the day, like Polaroid and LTV, which seemed only to go up and up, and his seeming ability to time the market's every move.

Mulder's condition worsens, but he refuses to go to the hospital and, due to seeming telepathic abilities, realizes that Barnes murdered Merkmallen.

Yet judged by this standard, much of what may seem like ability may have to do with where players usually operate on the field.

She is probably right, but for now, it seems, the ability to collect and process that data has gotten ahead of understanding what it all means.

He had lost the ability to speak, and soon after that, what seemed like the ability to understand.

Thus, a precise understanding of the self renewal properties of these cells, i.e. their ability to proliferate without losing their differentiation ability, seems of particular importance.