Sentence examples for quite capable of being from inspiring English sources

Human beings are quite capable of being bothered in the same instant by Darfur, climate change and the refusal of a bus driver to stop.

Boston lost three straight games here this week and tonight the Yankees looked like a team quite capable of being swept.

Well, let me revise that: I'm too aware to be upset and scared, I'm quite capable of being upset that someone else is so good at their job.

One look at Miss McVane and I knew I could be quite capable of being asked to spend a great deal of time in her office.

The point about bridging the gap between the university, a vast organisation quite capable of being self-sufficient, and the city around it, is a feature of the union's work.

As The Economist noted recently, "a country that specializes in junk television and risible lawsuits is proving that, when it comes to serious matters, it is quite capable of being grown up".

It is a crop quite capable of production being manipulated to harvest all year round (AYR).

In matters of video surveillance, it seems, Man is quite capable of besting technology.

The formation of concepts and beliefs upon this sensory basis, by contrast, is a volitional process that is quite definitely capable of being subject to error.

The stories are quite capable of standing alone (several are outright masterpieces), but ideally they should be read as a totality, arranged in the order Shalamov intended.

Many insisted that journalists were quite capable of deciding which information is too dangerous to publish – and which information the public has a right to knew.