Sentence examples for or capable of from inspiring English sources

Is he worthy — or capable — of love?

Or capable of answering a straight question at all? 14.

"You did things that other people were not willing or capable of.

"Unfortunately Tsai does not seem to have been willing to or capable of taking such chances.

Moral as an adjective can be defined as relating to, dealing with or capable of distinguishing between right and wrong.

We don't for a moment believe that he's inept, or unattractive, or capable of behaving like a lunatic.

The Times contended that there is no sign that Corbyn is suitable or capable of holding the government to account.

"In this country, we seem to have decided that the general public isn't interested in, or capable of, discussing architecture," he says.

Since Nov. 7, both candidates have only ratified the voters' judgment that neither man is deserving of a mandate or capable of rising above his considerable limitations.

My stance is that I will never use a player who is not fit or capable of playing," he said in quotes reported by the South American media.

The new review will consult on scrapping the process that puts disabled people into two groups of being unable to work or capable of some work.