Sentence examples for can still be capable from inspiring English sources

You can still be capable of insight and you're certainly worthy of respect".

And it was the kind of play, combined with an emphatic offensive showing, that proved UConn (4-0) can still be capable of business as usual.

A great athlete and teammate can still be capable of abuse, and anyone who is running a locker room, whether it says "Men's" or "Women's" on the door, should know that.

He writes: "I want to throw up because we're supposed to quietly and politely make house in this killing machine called America and pay taxes to support our own slow murder, and I'm amazed that we're not running amok in the streets and that we can still be capable of gestures of loving after lifetimes of all this".

It's interesting to astronomers because they're not sure how small a star can get and still be capable of producing a superflare.

They argue that this force is the minimum that can accomplish anything and still be capable of protecting itself.In a bid to make the plan more palatable to Mr Obama, General Dunford suggested that the "enduring force" need only stay for two years rather than the possible decade envisaged by the BSA.

We now know that the larger species can live for more than 30 years without showing signs of aging (senescence) and still be capable of reproduction.

A victory against Ivan Lendl in Toronto two weeks ago was a reminder that Curren can still be a formidable player, capable of making noise in the Open.

The German drubbing will mark this generation but they can still be worked into a team capable of mounting a decent challenge in 2018.

On the other hand, if the receiver structure is taken into account, then a throughput increase of more than 12 times can still be achieved for a reader capable of successfully reading and acknowledging up to eight tags per slot.

LGVs are not capable of intermodal transport using a large standardised container, however, can still be involved in a multimodal transport system.