Sentence examples for real capable from inspiring English sources

"He's a real capable 3-point shooter," Avery Johnson said.

I thought I was getting good service from a real capable loan officer.

"Households with two incomes -- like me and my lawyer wife -- we'll be real capable of taking full advantage of these things".

"We brought Tomas in to play big games for us, so we're getting a guy who is real capable of being a great goalie for us," Penguins Coach Dan Bylsma said.

But sometimes with women in movies, we can show our best selves, and in this one we show that we're real capable women.

Some vegetarians will refuse fish but happily consume oysters, clams, and mussels — on the ground that those mollusks, having neither eyes nor a central nervous system, do not qualify as "real" animals, capable of feeling.

I imagine it is like getting to know someone; except instead of that person being real and capable of two-way conversation, they are a camera that just listens.

Reagan was dreamy, prone to confuse movies with real life, capable of forgetting the names of his cabinet members; Bush is inarticulate, likely to lose his place midthought and inclined to lowbrow bluster.

Though Ms. Stafford's dancing in "Concerto Barocco" did not explain why she is a principal (nothing does; she lacks any authority), she refreshingly showed herself as a real dancer, capable of daring and spontaneity.

García, 33, is an emotional tripwire, with anything — a gust of wind; a mentor's glance; an own goal by his favorite soccer team, Real Madrid — capable of sending him into a mental state.

The third is that the director's reliance on and support for his actors, and particularly his actresses, which was not so much concerned with making them into luminous stars as real people capable, like the great Lillian Gish, of interpreting their parts with a proper honesty.