Most Martellian is the boundless capacity for parable.
Another motif was Spacey's boundless capacity for shtick.
These qualities are: his all-embracing permissiveness, his passivity, his obsession w/fame, celebrities, and stardom, his boundless capacity for hard work, andhis apparent lack of emotion.
Public perception has been shaped in large part by the Obama administration's use of drones in counterterrorism efforts, and civil liberties advocates have long decried the drone's seemingly boundless capacity to restrict privacy.
It also showcases the human qualities that Ulitskaya seems to prize most: personal loyalty — not to be confused with niceness, which Gorbanevskaya did not possess — and a boundless capacity for inclusion.
It's Gold's subtle way of showing us the magician's boundless capacity for both wonder and melancholy: "Carter, who'd never seen a ghost, nonetheless found the idea of them wonderful.
He wrote a sketch of his life for Jean-Jacques Rousseau, one of many great men he collected by invading their privacy and endearing himself by his boundless capacity for puppyish hero worship.
He delighted family and friends for nearly eight decades with his warmth, intelligence, charm, passion, wit, humor, erudition, many talents, zest for life and, above all, his boundless capacity for love.
Nor, reading Experience, can they doubt his boundless capacity for empathy and love - for family and friends, for the writing life itself that he dignifies as a heroic activity.
"No matter how much of what we think passes back and forth during such meetings turns out to be yet another example of humans' boundless capacity for fooling themselves, the chance to visit whales that go out of their way to visit you is still a tremendous privilege".
