Sentence examples for gives a capable from inspiring English sources

Rod La Rocque gives a capable performance as Admah, and Vera Reynolds is vivacious and sympathetic as Margaret.

On the brighter side, the talented Ms. Fanning gives a capable performance, and Mr. Konchalovsky and his camera and special-effects crews put a few arresting images on screen, including some frightening metal rat-dogs.

In the crucial role of Billy, Mr. Fleischer gives a capable performance that illuminates the real confusion — and dismay — Billy feels at the idea that his friend is gay.

Here, instead of using bills, jewelry and coins, only checks pass hands, which is not as effective.Ned Sparks plays Harry Evans, whose sobriquet is "Dead Pan". He gives a capable interpretation of the man who comes out to pick pockets or get money by swindling and who winds up as one of the first to turn over a new leaf.

A few years ago he gave a capable, thought-out performance in the television movie "Doing Time on Planet Earth," but there he had something to work with.

The franchisee is given a capable auction unit, logo and advertising materials, and even a copy of the BidSL building if they desire.

Tully Marshall is splendid in a minor rôle, and Mr. Littlefield could have done more with his barber's part, but as it was he gives a thoroughly capable portrayal.Mr.

This product gives a formula capable of calculating etch profile development as a function of time and for any initial surface profile, with the following parameters: etching rates of groups of flat-on lamellae and groups of edge-on lamellae, interband spacing, distance of the spherulite centre from the initial surface.

A truss gives a stable form capable of supporting considerable external load over a large span with the component parts stressed primarily in axial tension or compression.

Never forgetting that she is writing a mystery story, the author gives us a capable detective team in Connor and Margaret (a computer consultant who has enough smarts, vulnerabilities and uncertain scruples to star in her own adult detective series), clues and clues to clues, a suspenseful pace and, in Vivian, a villain who is glamorous if not too bright.

However, as has been suggested before (Baker et al., 2010; Campbell et al., 2012; Scheres, 2014), given a detector capable of recording movies, the optimal exposure curve can be used to filter frames based on their individual exposures.