Sentence examples for old capable from inspiring English sources

Her stirring conclusion was this: There is a broad market for female roles of startling complexity and depth, and there are extraordinary women, young and old, capable of the virtuosic demands of such roles.

For another, I'm not sure if it really is all about truth: Is a 3-year-old capable of understanding intangibility?

U.S.O.C. members saw in Mr. Doctoroff an impressive 43-year-old capable of competing with the leaders of other international bidders.

Nonetheless, his three mixtapes, including this year's Supa Savage 2, show a 22-year-old capable of contrasting cold-eyed sociopathy with intense introspection.

Then again, is a two-year-old capable of giving consent, especially a two-year-old who is receptively bilingual — Hilton speaks to Mario in Spanish and English — but remains largely preverbal?

While the intelligence agencies have yet to determine the identity of the hacker, the source stressed that a four-year-old capable of hacking the President-elect's Twitter account poses "a serious national-security threat".

In this weekend's Your Money column, I took a look at Zac Bissonnette's new book "How to Be Richer, Smarter and Better-Looking Than Your Parents," and wondered who could have raised a 23-year-old capable of writing a personal finance guidebook.

But this is the same 22-year-old capable of leaving Nadal practically frozen in the clay with a drop shot last year and the same player who leavened his go-for-broke tennis on Monday with rhythm shifts and plenty of defensive slice off both wings.

The sample comprised 195 elderly Taiwanese aged 60 years or older, capable of verbal communication, and partially dependent on a caregiver.

The 28-year-old, capable of playing in defence or midfield, has signed a one-year deal with the option of a second.

Rather, even infants one or two days old are capable of refined visual discriminations.