Sentence examples for is eminently capable from inspiring English sources

The coalition is eminently capable of winning over many tribes.

Mr. Taylor is eminently capable of mesmerizing with no accompaniment.

It would take a better director than Brill, however, to raise that implicit pathos into the kind of sustained comedic-dramatic art of which Sandler is eminently capable.

"This is a total surprise for everyone in this country," Mr. García said after the broadcast, in an interview at the radio station, WKAQ, 580 AM. "Everyone knows she is eminently capable.

They understand, from firsthand experience, that Derek Jeter is eminently capable of producing in the spotlight, as he did last night when he hit a home run on the first pitch in the bottom of the first inning.

It sounds promising, and Parry is eminently capable of designing an elegant obelisk, although another insider is less kind, describing it as a steroidal version of One Canada Square in Canary Wharf, so big that it will "block out the entire solar system".

In July 1998, he told Congress that he also saw no reason for regulation because "the parties to these kinds of contract are largely sophisticated financial institutions that would appear to be eminently capable of protecting themselves".

He insisted that there was more talent among Americans of the 1820's than those of the 1770's, and that the young were eminently capable of securing the liberties for which his generation had fought.

If Nick Abendanon, Napolioni Nalaga – bound for Toulon this summer – and Wesley Fofana get any front-foot ball, they are eminently capable of making Toulon's platoon of Dad's Army mercenaries feel very old indeed.

Well, as Lawrence Summers said when he was Deputy Secretary of the Treasury, "The parties to these kinds of contract are largely sophisticated financial institutions that would appear to be eminently capable of protecting themselves from fraud and counterparty insolvencies".

It has become increasingly apparent to me through all of our learning networks that G&T learners are eminently capable of more devolved and self-directed learning wherever their environment allows them access to multiple bodies of knowledge.