Sentence examples for capable of being at from inspiring English sources

He also remarks that modern art may represent "everything in which the human being as such is capable of being at home [heimisch]" (Aesthetics, 1: 607).

We have a lot of players who are capable of being at the game and at that level.

Whatever the case, like Warhol, she has become a genius escape artist, capable of being at once visible and somehow apart.

But from 2005, when she took over the top job, Merkel has shown herself capable of being at the helm of a country that, since its entry into the euro, has lost the only symbol of power granted to it since the second world war: the deutschmark.

When we spoke about leadership, we discussed whether one person was capable of being at the head of the city-state that is the BBC – both as editor of that deluge of content, and its chief executive – or whether the role ought to be split.

We know we are all capable of being at that [Premier League] level eventually and it's where we all want to be".

"Challenging perceptions and showing what disabled people are capable of is at the heart of our vision and to see this replicated outside of sport, in the world of artistic and theatrical performance, is fantastic," they wrote.

People are perfectly capable of being good at one thing but bad at another thing even if the tasks are related to some extent.

Like Mary Elizabeth Williams at Salon, I'm capable of being angry at "sartorial sexism" while still having umbrage left over for more compelling issues.

The AMWIS is capable of being operated at a single site such as a hospital, at remote locations or as a mobile system.

He somehow seems capable of being both at once.