Sentence examples for capable of pretty from inspiring English sources

"The fields are clearly capable of pretty high levels of production.

"He's capable of pretty much the opposite of what's known about him," said Don Roos, a director and friend who cast him as a wealthy widower in the 2005 movie "Happy Endings," a small, critically successful movie.

"Because birds and alligators have this large cortex, it suggests that dinosaurs probably had a pretty big cortex too and were capable of pretty sophisticated behaviours," said Michale Fee, who studies bird brains at MIT. "It's very unlikely that we're ever going to find a dinosaur brain preserved anywhere, so the details are always going to have to be inferred.

The technologies being introduced in Snow Leopard are for making your mac leaner, faster, and more capable of pretty much everything you already do.

They're capable of some pretty good rock songwriting, too, mixing up bits of Wire and the MC5 and Fugazi.

It proved capable of making pretty good predictions – an object that had defeated Isaac Newton's best efforts.

The main 16-megapixel camera on the back is capable of some pretty good shots across varied lighting conditions.

"But if I'm healthy I think I'm capable of doing pretty much what other people can do".

After three weeks' use Dr F's forehead feels ever so slightly smoother, although she is still more than capable of a pretty severe frown.

Being able to accurately click-and-treat rather than yell and beat meant that dog training could become incredibly precise and the things that we now find the dog capable of are pretty much limitless.

The Matrix 77c is a one-stop boating utility capable of doing pretty much everything imaginable.