Sentence examples for capability so much from inspiring English sources
In Sherlock, at least, his deductive powers didn't feed into a generalised masculine capability so much as obviate the need for it.
Perhaps this is where Katharine's "formidableness" comes in; as Gardner Botsford, an editor at the magazine from the forties on, puts it, in his own pithy, pink-slip way, "She was someone whose standards and capabilities were so much higher than your own that you just sat down and shut up".
Western military planners deal with capabilities, not so much intentions.
The capabilities are so much more advanced than they were a couple of years ago.
3D is being adapted by many TV manufacturers soon the system will be built-into most TVs, eliminating a consumer's buying decision and making the PS3's capabilities look so much more enticing.
"Despite the financial limitations, we must ensure that we do not inadvertently lose a capability that offers so much to policing services without fully understanding the consequences," he said.
While for domestic political reasons we have been unable to have a serious national discussion about this new underlying reality, our increasing disinclination to use the military capability that constitutes so much of our identity in the world has become inherently destabilizing.
But those innovative capabilities aren't so much designed or envisioned as they are discovered and revealed through curiosity-driven tinkering by the data scientists.
I find it interesting that we're stretching the capabilities of browsers so much that legitimate work being done by the builders of Web applications can look a lot like that of hackers working up a prototype for a malicious attack.
The relevance of basic capabilities is "not so much in ranking living standards, but in deciding on a cut-off point for the purpose of assessing poverty and deprivation" (Sen 1987: 109).
