Sentence examples for which serve him from inspiring English sources

The band is also a vehicle for his yelping vocals and needling, surrealistic lyrics, neither of which serve him well.

William radiates confidence and control, which serve him well in his daytime role as an executive at a local corporation.

Early in his career he relied on catchy vocal gimmicks and a range of signature exultations to get his point across; now he's leaning mainly on words, which serve him less well, even if they're better organized.

"Kieron's got a lot of his dad's characteristics which serve him well.

Here he learned hard truths and made contacts and friendships which served him for the rest of his life.

Another asset: he has an eagle's eye for speck-size objects, which serves him even when a jeweler's magnifying eyepiece does not.

Affixed to his outer thigh is this ridiculous but impressive sawed-off 1892 Winchester, which serves him well in taming the lawless.

De Haven's penchant for grotesquerie, which served him well in the gouty, pustulant Old New York realms of his earlier novels, merely seems curdled and gratuitous here.

There is also about him a kind of amused detachment from the rarefied world he inhabits — which serves him well as a courtier, whether to S. I. Newhouse, Mr. Balazs or Mr. Coppola.

Since those Froch defeats, Groves has failed to impress in the ring despite two comeback victories, and may need to return to the tactical, defensive style which served him so well earlier in his career.

Alan Little is a master of tennis minutiae, which serves him well in his post as the honorary librarian for the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum on the All England Club grounds.