Sentence examples for fully capable of being from inspiring English sources

I picked him because he is without a doubt fully capable of being the president of the United States.

After all, his résumé is thin, he's not the best debater in the world and Hillary Clinton has demonstrated beyond a doubt that she is smart, tough and fully capable of being president.

Regardless of age or gender, humans -- of all sizes, shapes and backgrounds -- are fully capable of being dangerous toward predators but they must be taught.

Mo Williams: Freed from life as Paul's backup, Williams showed last season he is still fully capable of being one of the league's better starters.

The film also gives a slightly less comedic And Now for Something Completely Different vibe, one of Monty Python's cinematic efforts after Head came out (though Monty Python was fully capable of being random without needing outside influence, so this may be a stretch).

Yet, just as in the past, there were powerful examples of women as activists and leaders in the civil rights movement, there are even more women today who are fully capable of being not only the visible face of a major civil rights organization, but one of its leading decision and policy makers as well.

They know as law enforcement what their weapons are fully capable of and that's when the gas mask is employed.

Let's get our education system right so we are producing people out of our schools and colleges who are fully capable of doing those jobs which are being made available.

The prime minister added, "this is not something I am fully capable of myself, so I am envious".

To support Haiti, whether by emigrating, financing others who could or simply invoking the island's name, was to show that blacks were fully capable of becoming dignified citizens, be it in America or abroad.

"At the end of the day there's nothing I can't do with God by my side, and I know I am fully capable of handling anything that is put in front of me with dignity and grace".