Sentence examples for are obviously capable from inspiring English sources
Whether they are mired in an eight-game losing streak or coming off a World Series appearance, the Mets are obviously capable of engaging in a coaching staff shuffle.
Part of the problem is the movie's 86-minute running time, which doesn't allow for the kind of depth this story deserves and of which the filmmakers are obviously capable.
Further study of parasite virulence and fitness in these deletion mutants would be of interest, but they are obviously capable of transmission and of causing disease as all cases were symptomatic.
His kicking game means he steers the game really well and, if you're ill-disciplined, he's obviously capable of kicking it from anywhere.
He's obviously capable of setting a tone, of getting a team with disparate parts to pull in the same direction.
"I'm playing well at the moment, but Roger is obviously capable of playing exceptional tennis," said Hewitt, who holds an 8-4 advantage over Federer, but has lost both their meetings this year in a relative hurry.
Aside from the difficulty of assigning roles (who plays New Jersey?), the fact that Mr. Nabokov is obviously capable of writing such a story without the aid of a nympholeptic allegory throws considerable doubt on the argument.
Given the bad publicity he's obviously capable of generating for Romney's campaign, then, giving Trump the stiff-arm would not only be the right thing to do but the crafty thing as well.
If that than which nothing greater can be thought does not exist, it is obviously capable of non-existence; and if it is capable of non-existence, then even if it were to exist, it would not be that than which nothing greater can be thought after all.
