Sentence examples for capable among from inspiring English sources

It is also meaningful for society as a whole to do something more than abandon the least capable among us.

Antinomians, on the other hand, found this idea sinful, and Hutchinson, with her vast biblical learning and quick wit, was the most capable among them of expounding the reasons.

These are precocial species, and their young are capable, among other things, of walking independently within a few minutes or hours of birth, and therefore of wandering away from their parents.

There may be one salutary result of all this stumbling: Self-confident Foreign Service officers who are aligning themselves with the more capable among the C.I.A. operatives attached to their embassies resolve immediate problems with local officials before the commandos swoop in.

Critics of the socialization view call therefore for an alternative conception of norms capable, among other things, to account for the often-weak relation between beliefs and behavior (Deutscher 1973).

This biological reality confirms everything we see around us: the strong male who succeeds, the trajectory of the sperm, precursor to the spear, the bullet, the nuclear warhead, the macho CEO or political leader who dominates the less capable among us, bringing riches, power and — in the case of contemporary economics — the ability to affect global change.

The dominance of the southern hemisphere by the Ctenodaphnia when most Daphnia appear capable of among-continent dispersal remains a mystery.

That same year, Complex and GamingBolt both included her among the greatest video game mascots, and GamesRadar staff included this "highly capable officer" among the 30 best characters in the three decades of Capcom's history.

Dawkins, however, points out that God can't be all that simple if he is capable of, among other feats, simultaneously monitoring the thoughts of all his creatures and answering their prayers.

This cast, as it happens, includes several Americans within its capable ranks, among whom Leigh Zimmerman particularly impresses as Sheila, the perhaps not-so-tough cookie who is here seen stiffening in response to the abrasions of a career against whose stresses one can never develop enough calluses.

After all, he explained, while there's good reason for concern around essentially constructing killing machines, robots are capable of, among other things, calmly assessing context.