Sentence examples for made us capable from inspiring English sources

This made us capable of giving the initial qualitative and quantitative description of autophagic structures in various cell types of the "worm" at the subcellular level (Kovács et al. 2004; Sigmond et al. 2008).

Others argue that the human capacity for abstract thought makes us capable of suffering that both qualitatively and quantitatively exceeds the suffering of any non-human animal.

Soon she meets Laurent (Robinson Stévenin, a sweet-faced bad boy who gives her her first dance, her first kiss and becomes the object of an all-consuming passion that teaches her that love makes us capable of anything, or -- as the film's tag line reads -- "On peut tout faire par amour".

Why? Defense officials tell me in classic Pentagonese that we are already "reconfiguring our footprint" -- that is, reviewing deployment of our troops globally to make us capable of applying mobile force anywhere rather than to sit in place to meet any specific threat.

It is the capacity for reflection that makes us capable of moral sentiments and judgments.

And that is what makes us capable of the sciences of demonstrative knowledge".

I think it makes us examine a lot of possibilities and angles of what love is, and what love makes us capable of".

Our hardships are meant to strengthen us and make us capable of handling newer and more difficult challenges as our lives progress.

Through this love, our authentic selves emerge, making us capable of reaching an even higher degree of wisdom than from education alone.

He understood that the human mind was an unprecedented development in nature and that the species had been endowed with the unique cognitive abilities that make us capable of both purposefully and unintentionally transforming the environment on Earth: "Nature is trying very hard to make us succeed, but nature does not depend on us.

This meeting has left us with the sensation that we are universal and that technologies have made us into people capable of transcending our geography and our time.