Sentence examples for man's capabilities from inspiring English sources

And within it Green perceives the deity who works unseen behind what he calls "the outer world"h, and "pours the truth and love which transforms man's capabilities into actualities"i.

The industrialisation of fishing fleets has massively increased man's capability to scoop protein from the deep.

Some people would argue that 11 games, or half a season, is not enough time to judge a man's capability in the job although these people tend not to be Tranmere or Celtic fans.

A 21-year-old Ohio corporal thought "we may better die … than allow the glorious fabric of American Liberty to crumble into the dust and the grand experiment of man's capability to devise laws for his own government be frustrated by the vile hands of infernal rebels.

They are singularly inapplicable because the enterprise itself could come about only through an amazing development of man's scientific capabilities.

Pekovic is big, strong and clever inside; he knows how to create angles and create contact, a combination that typically bodes well for a big man's scoring capabilities.

Mises added a practical objection, in terms of one individual, Robinson Crusoe's capabilities: 'No single man can ever master all the possibilities of production, innumerable as they are, as to be in a position to make straightway evident judgments of value without the aid of some system of computation.' (in Hayek 1935, 102).

Scientology is a technological religion and claims to have developed "exact, precise methods to increase man's spiritual awareness and capability".

Both men and women still doubt women's capabilities, as the responses to the riddle show.

Part of the fun in "The Hangover" is the men's amazed discovery of one another's capabilities.

Consider your computer's capabilities.