Sentence examples for capable and experienced from inspiring English sources

Capable and experienced paddlers will find the seven to eight days as rewarding as a canoe trip can be.

There are exceptions, the kinds of people who learn better from textbooks than from classes; but as a general rule, in my experience, remote work is for people who are already fairly capable and experienced.

He is a capable and experienced retail politician.

And one thing that you could say caught us out was the James Meredith character, which, for the story, required a capable and experienced black baritone.

They say "The team has some very capable and experienced people on-board, like the team principal Luis Pérez-Sand and my team-mate Pedro de la Rosa," Narain Karthikeyan said.

The first disadvantage is that reliable verification requires a capable and experienced official, which incurs additional cost for the airport authority.

It is time, once and for all, to terminate this political catastrophe and return us from the world of pussy grabbing "stars" (along with his unctuous children Fredo, Connie and Skittles), give our country back to the smart, capable, evolved, empathetic and experienced grown up and once and for all banish the idiot to his sadly phallic tower.

Looking Ahead Following the withdrawal of UN internationals from Iraq on Tuesday, UNICEF's work in the country is now in the capable hands of its committed and experienced national staff.

Since I do believe myself capable and have the experience and knowledge to do what I have been tasked to do, I simply ask that you acknowledge this and speak to me with respect".

It struck me as a good metaphor of the separateness depression creates, the alien-like feelings, the awareness that everyone out there is actually living a life, capable of action and experiencing pleasure, while you are removed, remote, engulfed in a cocoon not of your own making.

Being uninhibited emotionally and capable of experiencing and providing warmth to others may even be a significant factor in how long a person lives.