Sentence examples for be capable of bringing from inspiring English sources

Although he doesn't know much about foreign policy, Clark is thought to be capable of bringing some peace to the foreign policy establishment.

I believe in a civilization that can be capable of bringing the courage to have a world where humans can live side by side".

Inside, however, are the bodies or brains of 138 dead people, stored in vats of liquid nitrogen in the hope that, at some point in the future, advances made in science will be capable of bringing them back to life.

"I have confidence that we have it within ourselves to not only find answers and solutions to those challenges, but also to be capable of bringing the public with us.

"His iron hand and toughness revealed in this war impressed the Russians a lot, and he was regarded to be capable of bringing safety and stability to Russia," read an English version of the committee's statement.

The leader, who took over as the self-proclaimed Prime Minister of the Donetsk People's Republic in May, used the opportunity to once again to deny that it was rebel armed forces that were responsible for downing the plane, claiming that they did not have the "technical ability" nor "the motive" to be capable of bringing down the plane.

As long as we are conscious of this truth, while not being speechless and indifferent to the monstrousness and horror of the destruction of our civilizational past, we have a chance to save the idea of humanity from the incalculable evil that human beings are capable of bringing about.

He considers the nature of a being that is capable of bringing existence from absolute privation, and concludes such a being must be infinitely powerful.

What is the "mass destruction" these weapons are capable of bringing about?

The missile, when armed, is capable of bringing down a commercial airliner.

Battering rams were capable of bringing down sections of wall, given sufficient time, manpower, and determination.