Sentence examples for capacity to enjoy from inspiring English sources

It is my belief that the library has the capacity to enjoy its own renaissance.

"I've always had the capacity to enjoy my own company," he insisted, offering grated cheese sandwiches.

There are plenty of both: the Trinidadian's capacity to enjoy himself is admirable.

This means that they have the economic capacity to enjoy about the same living standards.

They're tired, they're hungry and they don't have the mental capacity to enjoy delicately put-together small, complex dishes.

"Bonnie and Clyde," which, like "Psycho," left audiences alarmed at their capacity to enjoy violence in the darkness of a movie theater.

The capacity to genuinely enjoy going to the gym.

(He notes in his diary that at the age of ten he had "a fully developed capacity not quite to enjoy myself, a capacity I have retained ever since").

Lawlessness committed by this private intelligence and law enforcement capacity, which appears to enjoy near impunity, is a threat to democracy and the rule of law.

We lose our capacity to grow, to enjoy, to connect.

He talks continually of what is distinctive to the human species, as if only this could ground a notion of human dignity; but there is no reason the characteristics that ground our rights should not be shared with members of other species, and obviously many of those characteristics are shared -- like the capacity to feel pain, to enjoy family relations, to need food and drink.