But he was very competent, very capable, not egotistical".
Tennessee is capable not only of beating most teams, but also of beating them up.
Those pieces reveal a writer who is capable not only of being funny, but touching, even tender, too.
"Williams had a special voice," our reviewer, Jennifer Senior, wrote, "one capable not just of canny political observation but of tenderness and bracing intimacy".
And even Dorries' argument is not about viability but sentience - the point at which a baby is capable not of life outside the womb, but of feeling.
Trump has to build an organisation capable not just of turning out the true believers wearing his trademark Make America Great Again hats, but also swing voters.
He's not an especially strong vocalist, but he's a pleasing one, fully capable not only of carrying a tune but of carrying it somewhere interesting.
Mr. Donohue, ever ready to detect anti-Catholic bigotry, is capable not just of taking umbrage but also of holding it hostage.
Those officials contend that American forces are capable not only of preventing Qaeda and Taliban forces from regrouping to destabilize the central government, but also of deterring powerful warlords from plunging the nation back into banditry and civil war.
Now new studies are providing increasing evidence that sexual selection is capable not only of producing outrageous structures but also new species, an idea of Darwin's that Dr. West-Eberhard describes as "almost completely forgotten for nearly a century".
The exhibition will show that the first figurative art was created in Europe in the shadow of the Ice Age – and that the people making it were capable not only of highly naturalistic images but also of abstract representation.
