Sentence examples for goods capable of from inspiring English sources

Or speaking of preferred indifferents was a merely verbal innovation, and the Stoics really regarded the items they called preferred as goods, albeit lesser goods, capable of making a life better by their presence and worse by their absence.

It looks good: capable of browsing UK retailers including Top Shop, ASOS and Net-a-Porter, with a simple, accessible interface.

Student computer skill was categorized as 1) Good, capable of writing a simple program; 2) better, capable of designing a website, or 3) average.

Sentimental comedies reflected contemporary philosophical conceptions of humans as inherently good but capable of being led astray through bad example.

"We had a very good team capable of doing better and the team over the last year has proven that," he says evenly.

Are the Rangers contenders to represent the East in the Stanley Cup finals or merely a very good team capable of winning a round, maybe two?

I will say this: there are a lot of good league backs who could play union.' Bentley never claimed to be a great player - but he was a good player capable of great things.

Samsung's Gear 2 and Gear Fit devices are good examples, capable of measuring their wearer's steps and heart rate, and transmitting that data to a smartphone to provide feedback.

"Adebayor is a good player capable of scoring from any angle," said Kimanzi, who led the Harambee Stars during their failed attempts to qualify for the 2010 World Cup.

"It is essential that there is confidence a good service capable of meeting current demand will be maintained and that passengers can see we are absolutely committed to ensuring this is the case".

As I said, Fincher is a good director, capable of making haunting, exciting films.