(This tragedy is, indeed, famous for expressing a kind of astonished wonder at what human beings are capable of, accomplishments for which Sophocles uses the ambiguous adjective "deina," which means both "terrible" and "wonderful" — "awesome," maybe, in the original sense of that word).
Throughout his career, Michael Dickinson has proved capable of extraordinary accomplishments.
He was the game's boy wonder, capable of astounding accomplishments.
But it is also true that government organizations are capable of impressive accomplishments.
Together, our communities are capable of immense accomplishments and service, but we need to bring awareness to the, often unconscious, dynamics at play both within our groups, and within ourselves.
Attitude alone would not recover the scoreline, but Ciftci was capable of moments of accomplishment and his free-kick from 20 yards was almost perfectly crafted.
Its members were supposed to be persons of accomplishment, capable of independent thought, often bringing with them national reputations and national or, at least, not hopelessly parochial outlooks.
Austin Coppock writes that this first decan of Sagittarius carries the symbol of the 'Poisoned Arrow,' capable of swift and precise accomplishment, but also violence and destruction.
Labels like "first ballot Hall of Famer" might register equally quickly to those capable of contextualizing Duncan's accomplishments, which include a pair of Most Valuable Player awards (in 2002 and 2003) and four championship rings.
Outstanding footballers such as Bale are never so crass as to lament the fact that they were born into a country that has few, if any, team-mates remotely capable of performing with the same accomplishment.
