Sentence examples for capacity to make from inspiring English sources

It's much simpler: the capacity to make a mess.

They have a capacity to make and keep friends.

Saddam Hussein had the capacity to make weapons".

But the capacity to make something real is not the same as the capacity to make it good or useful.

That the poem is an intervention: "The capacity to make change in existing conditions" (Muriel Rukeyser).

"The capacity to make something from nothing — that's the sex," Mr. LeFrak said.

Part of Ransome's problem, Chambers reckons, was "an extraordinary capacity to make friends with everyone".

The first passion fed an unmatched capacity to make heaven seem viable and dynamic.

All children have the capacity to make sense of the world through play.

He has the capacity to make a drama where little exists.

"She had neither the freedom nor capacity to make a choice or freely to exercise it.