Sentence examples for he is certainly capable from inspiring English sources

He is certainly capable of the crime.

For Burnett, following a path similar to Teixeira's is unlikely, though he is certainly capable.

It's an unfortunate threat, but one he is certainly capable of carrying out.

"He is certainly capable of taking the first steps," he said.

The more poetic tradition, which he is certainly capable of joining because he is a great creator of language, is more extended, symbolic, subterranean".

He is certainly capable of variety and invention, as his drawings series "Infinite Sampling" suggests; its 55 configurations of pencil, watercolor, thread and tape have a kind of shamanic flow and intensity.

I don't quite see him winning the tournament but he's certainly capable of getting to the quarters.

You know, everyone knows he's certainly capable of playing very, very, very well on this surface".

He could, however, have been guilty of the words wapping and poop-noddy, and he was certainly capable of the lusty swiving and the parliamentary-sounding congress.

As for today's final, if Djokovic makes a match of it — and he's certainly capable of that — then good theatre will stave off anti-climax.

There is, however, no evidence that Cesare murdered his brother (who had many other enemies) beyond the fact that he was certainly capable of murder, as he subsequently proved.