So I really see it as a capacity building and enhancement to what we are currently doing".
His target is usually himself: Auden once described the essential qualification for being a writer as a "capacity for humiliation", and it's a talent Knausgaard has in abundance.
Their intellectual outlook reflects the strengths of this type of technocratic education, such as a capacity for hard work and for mastering complex briefs.
There's a long history of politicians putting their own interests first, but that's usually been accompanied by something for their constituents, as well as a capacity for shame.
"I'm glad that I came to Japan," she said in near perfect Japanese as a capacity crowd of 10,000 laughed and cheered wildly.
New woes were unfolding elsewhere even as a capacity crowd of government officials, investors, lawyers and credit analysts were gathering here to discuss the trend.
As a capacity crowd at Horse Guards Parade chanted "U.S.A.! U.S.A.! U.S.A.!" May-Treanor and Walsh Jennings closed the gap, tying the score at 13-13.
At the finish, Mr. Sondheim took to the stage as a capacity Royal Albert Hall crowd of 5,900 cheered and cheered.
In his essay on this subject, Isaiah Berlin defines political judgment as "a capacity for integrating a vast amalgam of constantly changing, multicolored, evanescent perpetually overlapping data".
But as a capacity crowd roared — the loudest Howard has ever heard it here, he said — the Dodgers, who defeated Cardinals aces Chris Carpenter and Adam Wainwright last round, had one final rally in them.
Equally, creativity is seen as a capacity or personal quality that everybody possesses, a quality that we all carry around with us to be liberated or developed at will.
