Sentence examples for incredibly capable of from inspiring English sources

The war on terror has also shown they're incredibly capable of adapting to whatever we throw at them.

RICKMAN -- Yes, and in the middle of their beautifully phrased exchanges, they're incredibly capable of saying, "Shut up," or "Be quiet," or smacking each other; it's very non-P.C.

Since the attacks, he said, it has become clear that "there are clearly transnational organizations that are incredibly capable of executing sophisticated operations and are enormously creative and innovative".

"One thing that was very clear to me when I met Sean Parker as a teenager: He was incredibly smart and incredibly capable of going toe-to-toe with anybody".

They were going to rush the bill through both houses with lightning speed, and prove to the country that they were incredibly capable of governing, now that they had a Republican in the White House.

You and your husband are so incredibly capable of making this work -- of protecting them -- nothing is going to touch them -- nothing you won't be able to fix with a glass of water, a band-aid -- maybe a quick trip to the ER and we'll be on to the "for better" before we know it.

I was the only employee for the entire first year, which meant long workdays and little sleep, but during that time I considered Uprise a team since I work so closely with the twenty-five artists, four guest curators, art handlers and delivery team, and our incredibly capable "army of interns" (who totaled eleven in year one).

"Moff Mors is an Imperial who has made some very serious mistakes, but she is an incredibly capable leader and spends much of the book working hard to prevent absolute failure," a recent post reads.

Weiss added, "Niklas and Christian are incredibly capable, smart entrepreneurs who have a lot of big ideas about how to crack this code".

I grew up in the small country town of Minooka, Illinois, surrounded by the incredibly capable men and women in my family, the Roberts and the Offermans.

"He was incredibly capable at analyzing problems and finding solutions to a great depth of understanding," said Richard L. Garwin, a physicist who worked with Dr. Rosenbluth on the hydrogen bomb.