Sentence examples for changed our capacity from inspiring English sources

How have tools such as Facebook changed our capacity to handle social connections?

"The fact that he was able to say no to the war passionately," says Peter Yarrow, the folk singer and longtime Kerry loyalist, in a voice-over, "and correctly, and in a dignified fashion, at a time when a lot of the protesters were so blatantly unrestrained -- that changed our capacity to oppose the war".

As is often the case with technological change, our capacity to generate innovation has exceeded our capacity to understand its implications.

It's "hard-wired," as is the capacity to changed our brain activity in ways that promote new capacities, as the eminent neurologist Oliver Sachs recently described.

Such savings can only be achieved by reducing prison capacity, but with prisons 25% overcrowded the proposed 3,000 or 3.5% reduction in the prison population will not even begin to get to grips with the overcrowding and won't significantly change our current prison capacity requirement.

What has changed is our capacity to find this and other infectious agents through a coordinated global monitoring network.

We must retain our faith that works of value will retain their capacity to change our lives.

Brendan Rodgers said Liverpool's display against Ludogorets had the capacity to "change our season" despite the frustration of missing out on a first win in five matches because of an 88th-minute equaliser.

Michael Bergeisen: Most of us think of the human brain as either unchanging or losing power and strength as we get older, but the central theme of your new book is that we each have the capacity to change our brain for the better to make ourselves happier, more peaceful, and more kind.

Although he says he'll miss higher education, Cicerone confesses that "as I get older, I get more enthusiastic about science and its capacity to change our view of the world".

Sometimes a single story has the capacity to change our interpretations of the past.