Sentence examples for capable of making even from inspiring English sources

He is capable of making even the budget process accessible verging on interesting, like a good introductory-level college instructor.

The fact that he was played by Denis O'Hare, a man capable of making even the most ludicrous lines seem plausible.

So the feeling that comes off the story might be something like: "Aiyee, what a mess we humans are capable of making, even (especially!) in the name of Goodness".

His story is both chastening and uplifting because it shows that none of us can be certain of life, but on the other hand we are capable of making even a century-old stadium like Tottenham's as safe as it needs to be for human enjoyment.

Fire Strike, the benchmark designed for gaming systems, is capable of making even the most expensive rigs sweat, pushing physics and real-time rendering to the limit.

The synths whirr like five-alarm fire sirens, but the single's marching-band drums are the real show-stopper, capable of making even the shyest of fans engage in some reckless living room daggering.

The genomes, containing thousands of genes capable of making an even larger number of proteins, have raised in acute form the question of how a cell controls and coordinates the activity of such a complex system.

The other song, "Bunda" ("Mother") was ranked at 110; it was noted being capable of making anyone, "even the most cruel man", pause for a moment to think of their mother.

It is capable of making an inference even if only a single sample is analyzed, though the parameters of the model are refined and optimized when several samples are available for simultaneous inference.

The model is capable of making an inference even if only a single sample is analyzed, but the parameters of the model are refined and optimized when several samples are available for simultaneous inference.

CASM evaluates the global frequency of AAS in the whole proteome, and thus is still capable of making an inference even if there are few or no local alignments.