Sentence examples for capable of sinking to from inspiring English sources

But then, no one who's not capable of sinking to the depths can really reach the heights.

Sometimes his results were so low the percentile was measured in the negative, as if the test could imagine no child of his age capable of sinking to such depths.

You become your own worst version of yourself, capable of sinking to levels and behaving in ways you never thought possible as emotions run raw and tempers flare hotter than Lucifer's lair on a searing summer day.

Similarly, anyone who doubted the brutality these paragons of Kenyan society are capable of sinking to just needs to look at the obscene amount of wealth they have accumulated over the years they have been in power or close to it.

But many of the rusting hulks or rotting rubber dinghies that dump Albanians, Kurds and sundry Asians on Italy's southern coasts look quite capable of sinking unassisted.Legal immigrants will also be required to have job contracts before leaving their home countries.

Yet, for the most part, the dogs' onscreen deaths are minor, peripheral elements, scripted not because anyone particularly cares about the dog but merely to symbolise the depths of depravity to which the villain is capable of sinking.

For their first few years of service, the Invincibles entirely fulfilled Fisher's vision of being able to sink any ship fast enough to catch them, and run from any ship capable of sinking them.

And this behavior might be capable of sinking ships without the whales hurting themselves during such a collision, according to a study, published in the peer-reviewed journal PeerJ on Tuesday.

All religions are based on universal myth: the myth that humans are capable of aspiring to the divine urges within human nature as much as we are capable of sinking into the bestial ones.

And it is unclear if he has suffered brain damage.In his absence, the Northern League has done little to give the lie to an opposition politician's taunt that it is "a crew, without a captain, capable of sinking the ship".

Yet language is capable of sinking a mind.