Sentence examples for capable of creating something from inspiring English sources

The siloviki are not organically capable of creating something by themselves.

The victory of the families tells us that we – all of us – deserve better and that we are capable of creating something better.

A large part of his skill has been political and diplomatic: he has persuaded successive culture ministers and chancellors he is a serious-minded, effective leader who, given just enough government support, is capable of creating something in the reflected glory of which they could bask.

But the Kangaroos were always capable of creating something from nothing and a thrilling run out of defence from Tate led to a lightning attack down the right that was only halted by a magnificent last-ditch tackle by Wellens on Gasnier.

However, with the pace of Shane Long at their disposal, Southampton were always capable of creating something from nothing and they did just that on the stroke of half-time.

I no longer believe that Gervais is capable of creating something good and real, not now that he's been some consumed by his own self-imposed comedy demi-god status.

It carries the notion of creating something novel and robust to add more value.

Although Macbeth showed that Nunn was capable of creating up-close psychological intensity – something also demonstrated by his 1987 version of Othello, with McKellen opposite Willard White – it was at the RSC that he began to search for broader canvases.

Vickers has real sympathy for her characters, but also a sharp eye for their petty spites and vices; she is also capable of creating nasty female characters, which is something that very few male writers have the confidence to attempt to do these days.

Is he even capable of creating tension?

Young people are energetic and capable of creating amazing change.