Sentence examples for capable able from inspiring English sources

All of these men are professional political players, capable, able and experts in what they do.

When he came to the day hospital, people were not aware what he could do, but affirmation in music therapy… capable, able leader… it gave him confidence.

It has turned able, capable, individuals into passive recipients of state help with little hope for a better future.

As the students hit puberty, she claims weight becomes an issue that informs the girls' opinions about which of them are the most able, capable and attractive.

There are other types in early Vedic, but the nouns in -tu are particularly important; in late Vedic the accusative -tum and the genitive -tos (construed with īś 'be able, capable') became the norm.

Researchers and those responsible for education in general, who sometimes have a better overview of existing educational challenges, should always take into account that perfect teaching conditions are never met and that there is a significant number of teachers not able, capable or willing to define educational challenges, design a new pedagogy and get involved in a full cycle of design inquiry.

Similarly, "bypass condescending euphemisms" is a primary recommendation of the Research and Training Center on Independent Living (2013), who note that "terms such as special, handi-capable, differently abled and challenged reinforce the idea that people cannot deal honestly with their disabilities".

Mr Kim co-operates closely with Iran on missile development, and most recently supplied it with nuclear-capable missiles able to fly 2,500km 1,1500 miles).

The Parrot A.R.Drone is a fully-capable drone, able to reach incredible heights and speeds and it's controlled by just a smartphone.

The objective is to develop a real-time-capable model, able to simulate the behavior of a driveline containing elastomer components: the engineered rubber model has to correlate stretch to stress, the mechanical behavior being represented by means of a hysteresis cycle.

Capable, otherwise strong, able-bodied beings paralyzed by fear, believing the hype, fearing the backlash.