Sentence examples for capable of rivaling from inspiring English sources

Dante himself made an important contribution to the debate on what should constitute a volgare illustre (an "illustrious popular speech") capable of rivaling Latin for literary and scholarly purposes.

The so-called "Sacred and Profane Love" of 1512 15 (Borghese Gallery, Rome) is, in a sense, Titian's trial piece in which he shows himself capable of rivaling and surpassing Giorgione in Giorgione's own terms.

Not only is technology capable of rivaling humans on these core management tasks, it is already playing a pivotal role in helping humans to more effectively accomplish these tasks.

Both works are aesthetic landmarks, showing media art to be perfectly capable of rivaling painting.

And that vision became clearer with the launch of the G1, the first phone to use Google's Android operating system, and perhaps the only one capable of rivaling the iPhone's buzzing cloud of media hype.

It occupied a small space, tucked in the rear of the LA Convention Center, but Naughty America may just have had the one booth capable of rivaling Nintendo's for sheer show buzz.

This was an incredible attainment at that time, when we had no visual artists of any real merit, for instance, and no sculptors and few architects capable of rivalling the Europeans.

Most notable was the formation of a national league, Serie A. The intent was twofold: firstly, to forge a sense of national identity and, secondly, to create a stronger, more competitive structure that would result in a national team capable of rivalling the best.

The hunters use golden eagles capable of reaching speeds rivaling a Formula I race car.

To do that, they need some forceful personality capable of knocking rival heads together.

The Labour vote will take place in May, and Byrne's opponents will argue that he may not have given himself enough time to mount a campaign capable of defeating rivals who have been working for nearly a year to garner support.