Sentence examples for capable indeed from inspiring English sources
The president's most explicit effort to sell Mr. Gore as a presidential-scale leader came in a personal testimony to him as "one strong leader" who is capable, indeed eager to make "tough choices".
If Blist ever has a chance of replacing traditional database servers, its API will need to be very capable indeed so that applications can run all of the same queries they run now.
I welcome in particular our new Commissioner, who is very capable indeed.
Brancusi and Arp each had a stronger, more expressive sensuality and a juicier sense of humor than Weston, who was entirely capable of, indeed proud of, reducing the female body to the semblance of a stone or even a vegetable.
She adds that the breeding of animals for slaughter is more awful and degrading than "anything that the Third Reich was capable of, indeed dwarfs it, in that ours is an enterprise without end, self-regenerating, bringing rabbits, rats, poultry, livestock ceaselessly into the world for the purpose of killing them".
It's best described as adequately capable, which indeed puts it in league with the S430 and the Lexus LS430.
Are you, indeed, capable of joy anymore?
He was also fun-loving, and, indeed, capable of "outlandish behavior".
"As several courts have recognized, female genital mutilation is indeed capable of repetition," Mr. Mukasey's order said.
The same might be said of Nabokov — for "Camera Obscura" shows that he was indeed capable of writing a second-rate novel.
Marx was indeed capable of pulling rank; he had his wife's visiting cards inscribed "Mme Jenny Marx, née Baroness de Westphalen".
