Sentence examples for feeling capable of from inspiring English sources

According to the VICE youth survey, 55percentt of respondents feel "incapable" of enacting change when it comes to economic issues, and 62percentt feel the same about conflicts like war.Yet 71percentt of respondents to the survey also reported feeling "capable" of enacting change around climate problems, and 85percentt feel the same about social problems.

"Haim are a group on a crest of a wave – in demand, adored and feeling capable of anything," the Guardian reviewer wrote.

The under-skilled are those who report needing training, the over-skilled are those who report feeling capable of doing more demanding jobs and the well-matched are those answering negatively to both questions.

Now I just wish I had been part of this statistic sooner, because feeling capable of reaching my potential is a relief.

Self-reported effects of participants were: increased self-confidence, more disease-related knowledge, feeling capable of being more responsible and open towards others, and daring to stand up for yourself.

The perceived effects of CC mentioned in the interviews were increased self-confidence, more knowledge of ESRD, feeling capable of being more responsible and open towards others, and daring to stand up for yourself.

They are caught in an uncompromising position: they don't feel secure where they are, yet they are also afraid to venture outward because they don't feel capable of feeling safe "out there".

The Perceived Competence Scale (5) assessed experiences of feeling capable around exercise, diet, and weight loss (4 items per behavior; e.g., I feel capable of exercising regularly).

When asked "how, if at all, did the teaching intervention alter or inform your practice?" participants' responses could be grouped into the following themes: feeling more capable of identifying anatomic structures and possible routes of spread, having a better understanding of contouring and nodal levels, and having more confidence with planning and treating.

This is why parents feel confused and guilty about media, rather than feeling informed and capable of critical analysis of its role in their own families' lives and values.

Millions helped the organised slaughter of Jews – as well as Roma, disabled people, socialists, Slavs and so on – and they were thinking, feeling human beings capable of grief, love and fear, however distressing it may be to accept that fact.