Sentence examples for proved so capable of from inspiring English sources

By approaching the founders' intentions in a fundamentalist way, scholars ahistorically play down the evolving values that the United States Constitution has proved so capable of accommodating.

A return to a policy that never worked, that brought shame to this country, cost a fortune in the bargain (at the moment, nearly $11 million annually per Gitmo detainee), and undermined faith in the federal court system, even though those courts have proved so much more capable than the military commissions of dealing with terrorism cases?

"And because it is so very human," he adds, "it is rich in the grandeur and pettiness, triumphs and tragedies of which we as a species have proved ourselves so capable".

Now she wants to prove so badly that she is capable of having a normal life, but her parents are worried that she would do something wrong if she came out of hospital".

While the colonel is thought to be delusional, he and his commanders have proved capable so far of using their forces with some care, Mr. Joshi said.

She does not overlook the crudity of which Cummings proved to be so capable, once including the words "cunted" and "kike" in a single verse.

So I'm not so sure that there wasn't some mischief that he had proved himself capable of and may have been gettin' ready to take place".

Yet as with so much else, neither he nor his successors proved fully capable of bringing this part of Kafka's work to light.

With a product so addictive it became known as the 'CrackBerry', RIM has proved itself capable of reinvention, but on a limited scale.

Yet Sanders has proved himself capable of bipartisan dealmaking.

He nonetheless proved eminently capable of the long view.