Sentence examples for be capable of creating from inspiring English sources

In his various pronouncements to Bentley and others, Newton never contended that action at a distance was simply a contradiction and therefore impossible, presumably even for the divine being, who is typically said to be capable of creating any situation that does not instantiate a contradiction (although Descartes's views on the eternal truths are obviously more complicated).

She hasn't yet found a new killer format to replace it, and the Hotel GB debacle suggests she might not be capable of creating it herself.

He also said, "Who would be capable of creating a romantic, delicately drawn, non-Freudian and non-juvenile, picture for LOLITA (a dissolving remoteness, a soft American landscape, a nostalgic highway — that sort of thing)?

So is the idea that the United States and its allies would be capable of creating a prosperous, free, democratic nation out of Iraq's fractured and critically injured society.

Theory may be capable of creating valuable insights, but may also give incomplete, biased and potentially misleading information.

Pulsed EB irradiation was shown to be capable of creating several distinct surface layers of nanostructures which consist of varying grain sizes and grain orientations.

Human beings are capable of creating new social institutions, identities, and thereby new futures.

Active models are capable of creating deeper, louder bass tones.

If we play like this we are capable of creating chances against any team".

Every player on the court for Baylor is capable of creating offense and scoring.

It converts this isotope into fissionable uranium-233, which is capable of creating a chain reaction.