Sentence examples for capable of truly from inspiring English sources

But he was always capable of truly connecting, of being real.

He seems capable of truly unwinding only in the company of his family.

Only the I.M.F., she argues, is capable of truly doing that job.

His capture was celebrated as an indication that Mexico's new President, Enrique Peña Nieto, who took office last year, might be capable of truly confronting the cartels.

And Robert Melee, an artist capable of truly formidable outrageousness, is caught in a mellow rec room mood with an abstract piece incorporating beer bottle caps.

The Sevilla manager, Jorge Sampaoli has taken his side to third in La Liga with a young, dynamic and cohesive side capable of truly wonderful football.

Arlo makes an unlikely friend in his toddler pal, and "learns the power of confronting his fears and discover what he is truly capable of", according to the official plot synopsis.

A review for the BBC wrote that Hoffman had finally been given a part that showed "what he's truly capable of", but few witnessed this as the film had a limited release and earned only $210,000.

"Wilson turns out to be an artist who was capable of some truly exquisite work," says Joe Whitlock Blundell, the Folio Society's production director.

Television – I am 100% sure – will remain the mass medium – the only medium capable of assembling truly mass audiences – just think of the 19 million people who tuned in to watch the final of Britain's Got Talent in May.

How else to explain the rash of gala nights to honour celebrity humanitarians, which one can't help feeling fosters the perception that no entertainer is capable of a truly selfless good deed?