Sentence examples for capable of being both from inspiring English sources

People are still capable of being both angels and pigs.

He somehow seems capable of being both at once.

He was capable of being both Vermeer and Benny Hill.

Bernal had box-office good looks, but he was also capable of being both impish and wholehearted.

But Arkin, the great put-on artist, capable of being both deeply sinister and exuding human warmth, is simply magnificent in Argo.

The Wilcoxes are generally insensitive, but Margaret, capable of being both pragmatic and emotional, is inclined to see the good in them.

Consider a three-quarter length coat for a trendy coat capable of being worn both casually and formally.

The application of this idea to religion suggests that the total environment is religiously ambiguous, capable of being experienced in both religious and naturalistic ways.

On the other hand, Heredia and Appier are both capable of being terrible.

Chrysippus' definitions are (D. L. 7.75): An assertible is possible when it is both capable of being true and not hindered by external things from being true.

An assertible is non-necessary when it is both capable of being false and not hindered by external things [from being false].