Sentence examples for therefore able to take from inspiring English sources

Whedon, who surely is a big superhero fan, is therefore able to take it more seriously—he finds more imaginative exhilaration, feeling, and importance in superhero movies than those who work on them with long tongs.

Sections 487 and 488 extend the meaning of the term "person aggrieved" – and therefore able to take action – to include "individuals and organisations engaged in the protection, conservation or research into the environment within Australia and its territories".

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However, they still live together and are therefore able to take care of and help each other.

Latour-Maubourg was therefore able to take position near Almendralejo and await the arrival of the second French column.

The programme theory in adult services involved the young person being viewed as an adult, and therefore able to take responsibility for their epilepsy, independent of parents.

No protection therefore exists and the exposure is maximal, but only a very restricted community is aware of the exploit and thus able to take advantage of it.

"We could see that it made them calmer and therefore able to learn".

Wei, therefore, was able to take advantage of the monarch and become the actual ruler.

This meant that parents could encourage sons to learn to read and write and therefore be able to take the imperial examination and become part of the growing learned bureaucracy.

A material to replace it should therefore be able to take over this function.