Sentence examples for are indeed capable from inspiring English sources

If Muslims are indeed capable of distinguishing between provocations and proper use, maybe it would be a good idea to use the much vilified cartoons in a respectful journalistic way to take the sting out of their significance.

But Uri Simonsohn, a professor of marketing at the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania, has a forthcoming paper in the Journal of Marketing suggesting that some consumers, at least, are indeed capable of letting go of wrong information.

So one of the major goals is to test whether supernova remnants are indeed capable of accelerating ions at least up that energy.

If ditches are indeed capable of contaminant mitigation, then their use may serve as an alternative agricultural best management practice (BMP).

As you can see from the seven-year chart of major market exchange traded funds, stocks are indeed capable of losing money over certain periods of time.

In vitro co-cultures of cortical, striatal, pallidal, and subthalamic cells show that neurons in the GPe-STN circuits are indeed capable of generating oscillatory firing patterns in the absence in rhythmic inputs [26].

"As several courts have recognized, female genital mutilation is indeed capable of repetition," Mr. Mukasey's order said.

The same might be said of Nabokov — for "Camera Obscura" shows that he was indeed capable of writing a second-rate novel.

Marx was indeed capable of pulling rank; he had his wife's visiting cards inscribed "Mme Jenny Marx, née Baroness de Westphalen".

But contra Forster, the flat character like Mr Omer is indeed capable of "surprising us" - the point is, he only needs to surprise us once, and can then disappear off the stage.

This season, Flynn, a 6-foot-3, 228-pound fifth-year senior, has shown he is indeed capable in his first year as the starter for No. 3 L.S.U.