Sentence examples for capacity for playing from inspiring English sources

They took my word that it wouldn't and I developed a capacity for playing a role, for behaving like an officer and a temporary gentleman.

Soderbergh has spotted Law's capacity for playing the weakling, and turned it to advantage: you're right there with him as he sweats under the cosh.

He is masterly with mutes, so it's fun to watch him work, but on the deeper levels of musicmaking, he has an amazing capacity for playing bravura passages quietly.

He's masterful with mutes, so it's great to watch him work, but on the deeper levels of music-making, he has an amazing capacity for playing bravura passages quietly.

He's masterly with mutes, so it's fun to watch him work, but on the deeper levels of music-making, he has an amazing capacity for playing bravura passages quietly.

Usually encountering less discrimination in baseball (as well as in other venues of commercial entertainment) than they did in the more "respectable" occupations, in the 19th century Irish and German Americans were so conspicuous in professional baseball that some observers wondered if they had a special capacity for playing the game.

For the musicals, attendance averages 68% of capacity; for plays, attendance is somewhat lower, at 56%.

Yet another unexpected advantage flows from our status as aging toddlers: We recapture our long lost capacity for play.

It's the only thing post-childhood that retains a capacity for "play".

Our human capacity for planning agency plays central roles in the cross-temporal organization of our agency, in our acting and thinking together (both at a time and over time), and in our self-governance (both at a time and over time).

This is not to say that our capacity for reasoning plays no role in these theories; after all, these are intended to explain how self-knowledge is achieved by thinkers like us, who can engage in ordinary reasoning (such as making inferences and recognizing plain conceptual truths).