Sentence examples for potential to speak from inspiring English sources

This suggests that hominids may have had the potential to speak for quite some time.When they actually began to do so is even harder to judge.

The Brain Activity Map has the potential to speak to each of these questions, but its advocates need to say much more about how the data they collect will be used to address theoretical questions.

When Abdolah read the Qur'an for the first time, he read it as a novelist: in it he recognised not only a text of faith, but also a work of literature of such elegance and style that it had the potential to speak to writers all over the world.

"I saw that the spine of the narrative had an extraordinarily potent potential to speak about ownership through the domination of the body," she said, "and how this dynamic gets unlocked over a single night in one kitchen, in the heat of the kitchen".

In its institutionalised role, ethics expertise is regarded as a "'neutral' normative tool, endowed with the potential to speak for rationality" (Tallacchini 2009, pp 281).

Humanism has the potential to speak to just as many young people as Christianity, Islam, or Judaism, Harvard's Humanist chaplain, Greg Epstein, told me.

Mr Perry was one of eight potential candidates to speak at the conference.

That means the U.S. economy isn't operating anywhere near its full potential, not to speak of an unemployment rate that was predicted to drop to 6.5percentt by the end of this year.

Babies are born with the potential to walk, speak, read, and do mathematics.

Some potential donors want to speak only to her, other fund-raisers say.

Combined with the fact he's very likeable and has a good connection with the British public, there will be plenty more potential sponsors wanting to speak to him".