Sentence examples for innate capacities from inspiring English sources

We seem to have lost sight of what children can actually process, and more important, of their own innate capacities.

But the genome's writ reaches beyond medicine and will in time redefine knowledge of ourselves, our history, our innate capacities and our relationship to the rest of creation.

We can assume that people's innate capacities and dispositions haven't changed significantly in the course of recorded history, nor will they change in the next millennium or two.

Henrich and his colleagues concluded that much of the morality that humans possess is a consequence of the culture in which they are raised, not their innate capacities.

By understanding that children cannot choose their parents — and that all children should have the right to develop their innate capacities — it created a more dynamic society.

Evolutionary psychologists place greater emphasis on innate capacities.

Anyone who comes peacefully is welcomed; the Yolngu have little innate capacity for social exclusion.

Perhaps the process of learning to become a doctor draws out an innate capacity for storytelling in some individuals.

Taken together, these two studies don't suggest that we all have an innate capacity for tyranny or victimhood.

LOS ANGELES — Human beings are born with an innate capacity to learn languages.

An innate capacity for language, for example, makes it possible to learn a local language.