Sentence examples for is perfectly able from inspiring English sources

We consider that the Defendant, Rudolf Hess, is perfectly able to stand his trial.

But that won't stop Strabo from trying: he's an old dog who is perfectly able to learn a new trick if it contributes to the day's enjoyment.

To be clear, the left — as represented by the Sanders movement — is perfectly able to attract women and people of color to its class-based vision of the future.

In one scene Yalini struggles to communicate with a local crime baron, Brahim – but 10 minutes later (perhaps months later in the film's timeline, who knows?) is perfectly able to scream at some of his heavies.

But then, in my experience of artists' studios, engineering workshops, publishers' offices and science laboratories, the mind is perfectly able to function without all those bright colours, fishtanks and video screens.

"We cannot possibly tell the people, 'You have to put up with higher costs while we're propping up a company like G.M. that is perfectly able to cope by itself,"' said Michael Fuchs, an alternate member of the Committee on Economics and Technology in Parliament from Mrs. Merkel's party.

And he was perfectly able to entertain Iran's awful former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in Moscow.

His own government was perfectly "able and willing" to try the perpetrators itself.

The reality is that, unless the children undergo extreme training, they are perfectly able to cope.

American oil companies are perfectly able to gather information and make their own investment decisions.

We have so much material, I think we'd be perfectly able to do it.