Sentence examples for capable themselves from inspiring English sources

"He really had a gift," Ms. Geoghegan said, her eyes welling with tears, "not only in art" but with people, encouraging them and "getting more out of them than they thought capable themselves".

One postulates that free radical species generated in the mitochondria during hypoxia are the signal used by the cell to sense oxygen deprivation and that they are, therefore, capable themselves of mimicking hypoxia (Chandel et al, 2000).

With the frequency of follow-up that was used in this study, the DFS and DSS for patients capable themselves of detecting a palpable node in the regional nodal basin and those unable to do so, were not significantly different.

Those who tend to take on roles requiring emotional competencies are those who are capable, believe themselves to be capable, and/or are believed to be capable.

The mistake is often a result of a reluctance to engage other executives who are equally or more capable than themselves.

They make them do the things they're not capable of themselves, kiss and drive into each other with cars--that's the whole point of fucking toys.

Others are with NSAIDs, but some NSAIDs, like naproxen, are theoretically capable of themselves reducing cardiovascular events (much like aspirin).

These are the kinds of "parties" Summers was so confident could regulate themselves and be "eminently capable of protecting themselves from fraud and counterparty insolvencies".

Over the last few years, they have consistently proven themselves to be cup specialists, capable of raising themselves for the big occasion.

Fourteen (87%) students considered themselves capable of assessing RV function, and 12 (75%) considered themselves capable of assessing valvular regurgitation.

"The Iraqi people are plenty capable of governing themselves".