Sentence examples for my capacity of from inspiring English sources

I stressed throughout the interview the remarkable progress Poland has made in the 11 years I've been living here and carefully explained that the Krakow Jewish community, with whom I work closely in my capacity of Director of the Jewish Community Centre, feels safe and well integrated into broader Polish society.

"I discovered my capacity of reaction when everything looks like it's not going to work," Rabadán says.

And anyway, I'd rather be inspired by those of all races fighting for change, who are offended by continued racism where it occurs (sometimes these folks are more offended than I am)...than to obsess over cruelties and deprivations, believing falsely that their existence renders me incapable of achieving my potential, my capacity, of celebrating my humanity....

In a lecture delivered in New York in the spring of 1983, Italo Calvino remarked that "most of the books I have written and those I intend to write originate from the thought that it will be impossible for me to write a book of that kind: when I have convinced myself that such a book is completely beyond my capacities of temperament or skill, I sit down and start writing it".

They remind me of my capacity to adapt and of my ability to immerse myself into a wildly new environment, finding peace and love where I did not anticipate it.

My capacity to dwell, of course, to be moody and unforgiving, would kill us just the same and much faster.

At the same time, by virtue of my capacity for apperception, I can have a kind of propositional grasp of the apperceiving subject; Kant affirms that in apperception, I am conscious that I exist as subject (B157).

I have never once felt ashamed of being bi, never once not been proud of my capacity to love without regard to gender.

But he also admits, "I don't feel so sure of my capacity to state anything about female characters.

'He's always believed in my capacity to be one of the best in the world,' she added later.

Really, I only wanted some gum, not a test of my capacity for sympathy as a human being.