Sentence examples for capacity of being able from inspiring English sources

Like the voodoo practitioners Zora Neale Hurston met in Haiti, Lawson has the rare capacity of being able to take an everyday domestic object and connect it to the spiritual realm.

But this shouldn't strike you as an altogether alien experience: while we adults possess the additional critical capacity of being able to consciously reason about morality, we're not otherwise that different from babies — our moral feelings are often instinctive.

And by character in leadership we mean just having the unusual capacity of being able to ask other people to refrain, without looking a prig or hypocrite while doing so.

Protoscoleces of the closely related dog-tapeworm E. granulosus show the unique capacity of being able to mature into strobilar adult stages, when ingested by a definitive canid host, but also of 're-differentiating' into fully developed cysts when released into the intermediate host body cavity upon cyst rupture [ 3].

These findings suggest that patients with anorexia nervosa themselves describe difficulties with autonomously making treatment decisions despite performing well in a formal test of capacity and of being able to express views and to function relatively normally in other aspects of their lives [ 4, 6, 7, 31].

He still retains the capacity, also rare in presidents, of being able to sympathize with and grasp the motivations of his rivals.

Dörner and Wearing (1995) emphasize the capacity of conscious thinking and the feeling of being able to act effectively as important factors for triggering information processing when coping with complex problem situations.

All three mentors discussed how the timing was inappropriate in terms of being able to help students in this capacity.

After a slight pause, he added in a warm tone, "I will tell you that the world is very concerned about the ever-increasing population of the globe and the capacity to be able to feed all of those people".

Added on top of that is this emerging capacity to be able to actually target cities of the United States with a nuclear weapon.

That would be of concern to England's batsmen who, with the exception of Ian Bell, showed no capacity to be able to cope either with the pace and bounce of the pitch or the disciplined approach adopted by Australia's four pacemen.