Sentence examples for perhaps capable of from inspiring English sources

Those players are in their primes, still perhaps capable of showing more than they already have.

Many of the government's bioweapons experts were saying that the anthrax spores seemed much smaller, perhaps capable of staying airborne longer, and thus far more likely to penetrate deep into the lungs.

This is partly because the mentally retarded, though perhaps capable of distinguishing between right and wrong sufficiently to stand trial, cannot be said to be among the most morally culpable criminals, deserving the ultimate penalty.

Little in the play suggests that Ms. Meriwether is interested in — or perhaps capable of — credibly or sensitively exploring the dark sides of human behavior she exploits for comedy and sensation.

At the start of the festival, Dionysus, the god of wine and theatre, who sent you "beside yourself" and thus, perhaps, capable of taking on the characteristics of another person, was ritually reintroduced to his theatre, supposedly re-enacting his first journey to the city from the village of Eleutherae on the Boeotian border.

For a prime example, refer to Christopher Hitchens and (this was meant as a joke, right?) Tony Blair joined in debate last month: how refreshing it might have been to add to the stage someone – like Ponlop perhaps – capable of reaching into the heart of human spiritual experience, embracing all of its uncertainties and recognising that they are a valuable part of the stumble towards realisation.

Obermann is dangerous in his passionate convictions, perhaps even capable of murder.

These humane responses are living seeds, a little buried perhaps but capable of a great flowering.

Entelodonts had specializations for eating tough or hard foods and were perhaps even capable of crushing bone.

Theoretically, the new cell will divide to become an egg cell, genetically the same as an egg from the older woman's ovary, but encased in a more youthful package, perhaps more capable of leading to a successful pregnancy.

Fraser said the people who pay these credit card interest rates tend to be those who don't fully pay off the amount and are perhaps less capable of servicing that debt "and that worries me".