Sentence examples for super abilities from inspiring English sources

In our matches, super abilities also came to the fore, providing the decisive attack in a number of rounds.

So yes, they're like the super abilities in Destiny – and when co-op players synchronise their use they can be catastrophically effective.

Super abilities also come into play when you capture a shimmering foe in your breath - the best of which is a magic sword that lays waste to half the screen at a time, making new areas reachable and generally causing havoc among your enemies.

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Shaped by the values of his adoptive parents Martha (Lane) and Jonathan Kent (Costner), Clark soon discovers that having super abilities means making very difficult decisions.

"Aside from his super ability, he's just one of those trained pigs you love," Royal told Sports Illustrated.

Mikania micrantha is in vines and has the super ability to reproduce, climbing shrubs and trees, can quickly form whole plant coverage, and the plants by destroying the photosynthesis suffocate.

Decked out with nearly every super ability out there, Bishop fights for the rights of mutants and follows Professor X's beliefs encouraging mutants and non-mutant humans living peacefully.

Varieties of magnetic nanoparticles have been introduced as contrast agents for MRI and molecular imaging probes because of their super ability in shortening transverse relaxation times in T1- and T(2)*-weighted images, which leads to a strong decrease in signal intensity of target organs or so-called "negative contrast" on conventional T(2)*-weighted images.

Women seem to believe we have one super power: the ability to read minds.