Sentence examples for qualities and capacities from inspiring English sources

"Mayor Bloomberg has brought a unique set of qualities and capacities that most mayors don't have," he said.

Companies, in turn, need to be nurturing in employees a set of qualities and capacities that haven't been valued much in the workplace before.

I thought that human nature — a philosophical and not a scientific concept — included the sum of all human qualities and capacities that all humans share.

Clearly, then, insofar as the cultivation and stability of virtue depends on moral sense, it also requires the intellectual qualities and capacities involved in the exercise of moral sense.

Following the general line of critical Marxism, Baudrillard argues that the process of social homogenization, alienation, and exploitation constitutes a process of reification in commodities, technologies, and things (i.e., "objects") come to dominate people ("subjects") divesting them of their human qualities and capacities.

It builds on a simple intuitive idea, namely that diversity derives from the presence or absence of qualities and capacities, from "privation" and "perfection" in contemporary parlance.

I think the public is so fair and sophisticated they are going to judge candidates for national office based on his or her qualities and capacity to do the job.

"He has the quality and capacity to help us out.

There are city owned, college owned and even high school owned stadiums that exceed the quality and capacity of many professional stadiums in England.

There is a risk, however, in creating a patchwork approach to teacher training, with variations in both quality and capacity in different parts of the country.

"The quality and capacity of public services have been undermined during the past decade by economic decline, lack of reform and investment, economic sanctions and the conflicts which accompanied the disintegration of Yugoslavia," it said.