Sentence examples for distinctly capable from inspiring English sources

In an interview with the FT last Monday, he said Putin was distinctly capable of murder, saying of him: "He is a totally amoral human being.

On every issue of consequence, including economic policy, the environment, and foreign affairs, Hillary Clinton is a distinctly capable candidate: experienced, serious, schooled, resilient.

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One of the things we learn from going through the Meditations is that we are capable of clearly and distinctly perceiving ourselves without a body the cogito in the Second Meditation, and we clearly and distinctly perceive body without thinking in the Fifth Meditation.

This hypothetical organism, although distinctly archaeal, might have been capable of a primitive form of phagocytosis which would facilitate the capture of the endosymbiont [ 38, 61, 64].

The unrestricted energy budget that is typical of Western diets represents a novel departure from the conditions in which men's steroid physiology evolved and is capable of supporting distinctly elevated testosterone levels.

In stark contrast to the marginal nutritional status of traditional or developing populations, Westernized men have an energy budget capable of supporting distinctly elevated levels of testosterone (Bribiescas 2001a).

Largely removed from energetic constraint and pathogen burden, Westernized men are capable of supporting distinctly elevated testosterone at the upper limit of human variability and amplifying the incidence of hormone-sensitive cancer.

To be sure, Woods and Mickelson are also looking distinctly iffy, but both of them are still capable of playing patches of great golf, which is all that is necessary in match play.

The histograms show that the magnitude of the downstream signaling activity (PH domain translocation) is distinctly different in cells that contain a translocation capable γ subunit, γ9, compared to others (no γ, γ3 or γ9-3).

To see what may come of them, however wonderful, you have distinctly to understand how very little thought they are currently capable of.