Sentence examples for capable of considerable from inspiring English sources

For all his brusqueness, Granz was a man capable of considerable charm.

The limbs of ambulatory mammals are typically mobile, capable of considerable rotation.

The technique is big and powerful, tending toward the heavy-handed when pressed by such fearsome pieces as the Schumann Toccata but capable of considerable delicacy as well.

Nevertheless, they are important enough to require drastic reduction in high-quality lenses intended to make sharp negatives capable of considerable enlargement.

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Although they are capable of considerable speed, they didn't try to outrun the blaze but instead retreated into their extensive burrows and later, when the fire died down, survived by eating roots and fungi.

"We found Jimmy Carr's comments, which attempted to derive humour from the medical condition of dwarfism, were capable of causing considerable offence.

Broadcasting regulator Ofcom, which received 11 complaints about the incident which aired in November, said that the comments were capable of causing "considerable offence".

The matings produced a horse larger than the Arabian and smaller than the Thoroughbred, of easy maintenance, and capable of carrying considerable weight in the saddle.

A truss gives a stable form capable of supporting considerable external load over a large span with the component parts stressed primarily in axial tension or compression.

The outburst of violence served notice that extremist groups were still capable of doing considerable damage, General Bergner said, even as they were constrained by the additional American troops in Iraq.