Sentence examples for capable of fancy from inspiring English sources
But knights are capable of fancy footwork.
The Xperia Z2 packs arguably the second-best camera in this group, with a 20.7-megapixel shooter on the back capable of fancy tricks such as placing animated dinosaurs into your photos and video.
Every team at the World Cup is capable of fancy footwork.
Available with any machine capable of "fancy mode" translucent window graphics, Aero Peek lets you hover over a "show desktop" field in the right of the task bar and show the outlines of every window currently open -- which usually amounts to chaos.
His forthcoming wedding to a Welsh blonde, Ffion Jolly Jenkinsnshowsows that he not only fancies but is capable of being fancied.
Woman in fancy chair seems physically capable of not sitting in fancy chair.
If Adam Smith (1759) and Charles Darwin ((1871 20044) are right about sympathy being a basic social instinct or human propensity, then the pain of someone suffering disease will naturally activate sympathy in her/his fellow humans capable of "changing places in fancy with the sufferer," to use Smith's (p.48) words.
A wonderfully balanced and structured Penrith will offer more than Manly were capable of, but the Bulldogs will fancy their chances and be settled by the belief that they have the mettle to win the close games.
Technology helped disprove claims by the mid-western states that New York's problems all resulted from home-grown pollution.The arrival of good data would have other benefits as well, such as helping markets to work more robustly: witness America's pioneering scheme to trade emissions of sulphur dioxide, made possible by fancy equipment capable of monitoring emissions in real time.
At that time, there was no fancy software capable of computing the phasing, electron density modification and automatic model building, poly-peptide tracing on the density map from the experimental phasing was always a challenge.
