Sentence examples for capable of simply from inspiring English sources

Boomers, knowing what they were capable of, simply do not trust their children.

Needless to say, this investment of time and effort redefines the photograph as most of us understand it, but, if Wall is not capable of simply taking a picture, he seems more inclined these days to leaven his shows with smaller and more modest works.

When you increase your Sustainable Growth Rate you'll no longer have to settle for less growth than you are are capable of simply because you don't have the cash on hand to seize those opportunities.

Intuit is perfectly capable of simply restoring the old functionality to Deluxe by delivering upgrades online--as all TurboTax users know, the program automatically checks for and downloads forms and functions that have changed since the last time it was opened.

Teenage boys end up trying to do things they are simply not capable of, but then lie about having done it anyway.

However, in practice, delays and waiting times are computed at these systems with models that assume stationariety in the arrival process, and that are capable of computing simply expectation values, while no information is given on the uncertainty around this expectation.

Some might argue that it will tell them whether the outside world will be there for them, or whether we, despite being "so aware of such suffering, so capable of acting, simply turn away".

"I fear their asking how can wealthy people, so aware of such suffering, so capable of acting, simply turn away?" While in office, this sentiment led Blair to commit British troops to end Sierra Leone's civil war and to later establish the Commission on Africa in order to advance the continent's growth and development.

What Felix has in mind is a programme of moral and social reformation by which the working class will cease to hanker after social and material advancement and become instead a kind of moral yeast, capable of transforming society simply by being, to use the parlance of the day, "respectable".

Like Dan Brown, Greenfield is fatally drawn to adjectives and capable of sentences that simply boggle the mind: "Fred looked far away, then visibly jerked himself back to me"; "The moment can fatten, swell, bloated with the reliving of recent times with Fred, looking and listening to that creased smiling face"; "The sudden thud of silence was heavy and suffocating".

It was clarified that the process is capable of being designed simply.