Sentence examples for the very ability from inspiring English sources

It's because of our faith, I think – not faith in an immaterial being, or a transcendent reality, but faith in the very ability of digitisation to produce the highest imaginable degree of verisimilitude.

"Today, if unfortunately we were to fail, how could we rebuild this hope?" He said failure would mean that "trust in the very ability of the concert of nations" to act on climate would be irrevocably lost.

And whether the grandest aspirations can ever be realized, the very ability to entertain such ideas points to the next stage in the collective process of dealing with what happened on Sept. 11.

No matter how each subject describes himself or herself, there is an exuberance about the very ability to choose how to do so — or to have the right to reject labels altogether.

The very ability to use the internet as a personal television started with fibre; it is fibre that was capable of transporting 50 times as much data as previous technology by using light rather than electrical waves.

At the same time, Mr. Gonsorcik said, they "reach out a demographic beyond their own by the very ability to sit side-by-side their older competitors in the search engine result".

Worse, the very abilities and skills that make them singular and interesting come coupled with some hideous psychic deficiency.

Part of the brilliance of the Essays lies in this very ability to elicit various forms of explanatory coherence whilst at the same time defying them.

We learned today that, TekTrak, a mobile tracking and security app, provided one Japanese family with this very ability following the March 11 quake.

In that case, the speaker's very ability to think of a particular individual as bearing a name might still need to be explained in terms of a causal or causal-descriptive hybrid story.

She has, he added, "the very rare ability to take a racy subject, like sex today, and make it very dear".