Sentence examples for to be able to transform from inspiring English sources

Above all, to be able to transform into all the characters imagination can envisage demands a finely tuned and responsive means of expression.

In these a practitioner is believed to be able to transform himself into an animal frequently considered to be his incarnate "second self".

"If I could have any power, I'd want to be able to transform into an animal like a tiger," she said, smiling and putting her hands in front of her face, fingers tensed as if they were claws.

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You, as someone without any managerial power, are unlikely to be able to transform the way your whole department works, save by staging some kind of workers' revolution, which admittedly would be wildly exciting, but ultimately will probably mean you get sacked.

The teacher's spectacles impressed Nwamgba, and she thought that the man in the story must have had powerful medicine to be able to transform water into wine, but when the girls were separated and a woman teacher came to teach them how to sew Nwamgba found this silly.

Assad's belief that he would be able to transform the Arab world began to fade.

"All of them [the models] knew that Steven would be able to transform them, to make them stunningly beautiful, to portray nudity with no trace of vulgarity".

It is too early, experts say, to tell whether the O.A.U. will be able to transform itself successfully into the new African Union.

"Because it's not cash redeemable and tied to particular merchants…one would not be able to transform tokens to cash that easily.

This governance response must be able to govern established or potential users, be flexible and adaptive in response to unexpected and unpredictable dynamics and be able to transform in the face of unpredictable future uses of this vast area.