Sentence examples for obviously capable of from inspiring English sources

"What's exciting is that it is obviously capable of reproducing," Ms. Johnson said.

He's obviously capable of setting a tone, of getting a team with disparate parts to pull in the same direction.

His kicking game means he steers the game really well and, if you're ill-disciplined, he's obviously capable of kicking it from anywhere.

Humans are obviously capable of these processes, of carrying fuel to a cliffed shoreline and repetitive burning at the same place," the article concludes.

For, although it borrows elements from just about every previous game, some may find its resolutely retro approach a missed opportunity for a character and console so obviously capable of more.

Whether they are mired in an eight-game losing streak or coming off a World Series appearance, the Mets are obviously capable of engaging in a coaching staff shuffle.

The hand is obviously capable.

King is obviously capable.

It was high time, generally, and it made specific sense for the "The Daily Show," where correspondents like Samantha Bee and Jessica Williams ​were smart, funny, popular, and obviously as capable of reading from a teleprompter as their male colleagues.

InstaCalc is obviously only capable of so much, but it is a fast, loose way to share numbers and formulas in a blog post or other site.

The cancer cell is obviously not capable of producing any toxins or doing something that the normal cell is unable to do at some stage of its development (after all, they both have the same genome).