Sentence examples for menial capacity from inspiring English sources
Once, she asked a question: "Does it seem strange to you that we're eating together and yet you work for me in a menial capacity?" Guy smiled.
Her well-established fiancé in tow, Sophie makes a surprise visit to the gathering, not knowing Frances is there in a menial capacity, gets fearfully drunk and embarrassingly renews their friendship.
They had no internal government, and they lived a sort of shiftless life, hunting, fishing, cultivating the ground 'Indian fashion' as a witness called it, and often leaving for long periods and working in some menial capacity for the whites.
At the time, non-whites were not allowed into South African press boxes other than "in a menial capacity"—Vorster suggested that D'Oliveira may not even be allowed on the tour as a journalist.
Profumo continued his association with the settlement for the remainder of his life, at first in a menial capacity, then as administrator, fund-raiser, council member, chairman and finally president.
I personally think you should be paid for it, but it doesn't matter how menial a capacity you are employed.
It's an essential skill for a gallerist, as are other "female" traits such as multi-tasking, an inner self-confidence that saves you from becoming too grand for menial jobs and the capacity to cope with constant change.
"Accordingly, based on these classifications, a graduate could be working as a barista in Starbucks - or toiling away in any capacity in any kind of job, no matter how menial or poorly compensated or unrelated to law - and would be deemed employed and working in 'business,' " the complaint said.
They find it difficult to cope with school but can still be productive employees at menial and semi-skilled jobs, and sometimes at skilled jobs as well if their shortfall in intellectual capacity is counterbalanced by other abilities.
