Sentence examples for and so capable from inspiring English sources

However, his chart shows him to be a true son of the messenger and trickster god, and so capable of exceptional dualism.

The Special Operations Command "is so improved and so capable that it has the ability to do almost any kind of special operation, from largest to smallest, more effectively than an ad hoc arrangement by the C.I.A.," Mr. Lehman said.

The sheer scale of the task convinced me that it would have to be a trilogy, with each novel covering a distinct phase of Cicero's life and so capable of being read as a standalone story.

It's hard to imagine that a man so evidently thoughtful and so capable, at times, of passion — when he endures a difficult convalescence after the Great War, when he nearly dies from tuberculosis, when he learns of Kajsa's demise — could also be as detached as Bock often makes him out to be.

So is the sovereign consciousness that Descartes thought so free and so capable of reason really in control at all? Are we all somnambulists, our conscious selves mere patchworks of sensory information and memory that are full of holes and lesions?

The urgency of her political task is apparent: Ms. Gillibrand has 20 months to convince New York Democrats that she is one of their own and so capable of carrying the party's banner into a special statewide election in 2010 against the Republicans.

Having held everything together and been so capable and diligent for so long, she just fell apart as if under the burden of it all, and she died at the age of 72.

After completing his studies at Western University (now the University of Pittsburgh, Mellonn entered his father's banking house in 1874 and proved so capable that in 1882 his father transferred the bank's ownership to him.

One of his four sons, Andrew W. Mellon (1855 1937), joined the business in 1874 and proved so capable that the elder Mellon transferred the bank's ownership to him in 1882.

He knew a handful of the mothers, women streamlined and organized, so capable, whose husbands he had been forced to socialize with, at restaurants and cocktail parties, fathers who intimidated him, who were so professional, who played golf and tennis, who adopted New York as their home town rather than being trapped here by birth.

The real test will now be whether UC Irvine gives Erwin the freedom and authority to build the first rate law school reflecting diversity of all kinds that he envisions and is so capable of creating.