Sentence examples for capable of forging from inspiring English sources
Lumumba was the most popular national figure, a leader capable of forging unity in Congo.
However, he was perhaps the one politician capable of forging it in the first place.
As McKellar sees it, the people poised for success are those most capable of forging their own path.
In December, the US Congress said the group had morphed from homegrown criminals into terrorists capable of forging international links.
Worse, neither political party seems capable of forging a new policy synthesis to reckon with our domestic challenges.
True, a new system requires either new political institutions or, more important, a new political will capable of forging a more effective constitutional framework.
Platonists who reject (1) maintain that the human mind is not entirely physical and that it is capable of somehow forging contact with abstract objects and thereby acquiring information about such objects.
First, they can argue that (1) is false and that the human mind is capable of somehow forging contact with abstract mathematical objects and thereby acquiring information about such objects.
Still missing, elementary economics suggests this fundamental rectification remains sine qua non for Greece to become capable to forge ahead with the serious reforms needed to emerge as a functioning member-state of the eurozone.
Time will tell if the 27 European nations are capable of holding their course, forging an energetic common policy and negotiating with their Russian oil suppliers as equals.
