Sentence examples for * susceptible of from inspiring English sources

The conflict is susceptible of political solution.

This is susceptible of a uniform standard.

With respect, it is susceptible of a more specific standard.

That's completely susceptible of judicial interpretation, is it not?

Poets might be the most susceptible of all.

No such plenitude of power is susceptible of transfer.

Facts are susceptible of rational investigation; values, supposedly, not.

Here is news susceptible of presentation without preparation and without art: Tocqueville has joined the neocons!

"Each item separately may be susceptible of an innocent explanation," the judge said.

The clause of the constitution in question is obviously susceptible of two interpretations.

The general problem of environmental harm is often not susceptible of a local solution.