Sentence examples for capable at a from inspiring English sources

Most of the important figures Kanye namechecks in the interview were brilliant at one thing and maybe capable at a couple of others.

J is a "talented fellow who allowed himself to betray his talent"; a man capable, at a Michael Jordan promotion, of helping himself to Nike shoes intended for disadvantaged children.

She also prefers to be known as twentysomething but owns up, after minimal arm-twisting, to being 27, single and unstressed by it, and capable, at a petite hundred pounds or so, of gratifying her candy fetish without straining the seams of her skin-tight Polo jeans.

Microsoft seems to see the potential in playing to that strength and offering something bright, shiny and capable at a price point that won't break the bank.

Given that one of the reasons Malone places so much trust in Craig is the defensive effort and impact he brings off the bench, if Juancho wants to secure a rotation spot, it will be of paramount importance for him to demonstrate that he is capable, at a minimum, of not being a defensive liability.

Shankardass and Dunn [ 41] have recently argued that social epidemiology has been proficient in describing patterns in neighbourhood inequalities but has been less capable at fostering an understanding of how these effects relate to the social mechanisms of causation.

More than anything, the contest is a reminder that wonky Washington is capable, at least once a year, of letting its freak flag fly.

In some tribes orphans were the preferred marriage partners, as they had proved themselves to be responsible individuals and capable providers at a young age.

"But without them the company just doesn't appear to have the balance sheet and working capital to compete against far more capable competitors at a time when bricks-and-mortar retail is contracting at an unprecedented rate".

A side-by-side demo of what the Tegra X1 can handle vs. the competition revealed that it can output to 4K capable displays at a buttery smooth 60fps, which makes 30 seem almost staccato by comparison.

The Boston-based company finally took the system out for a spin in the daylight, showing what it's capable of at a robotics event held on the MIT campus this weekend.