Sentence examples for real life capable from inspiring English sources
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.
Real life is more than capable of doing that all on its own.
If you're wondering where Lyrebird's name comes from its namesake is a real life mimic: a bird capable of recreating the songs of at least 20 other species, along with assorted (and rather less dulcet) manmade sounds like camera shutters, car alarms and chainsaws.
That they're fictional might be for the best – except for the safety of the president of the United States – given that the real life Secret Service has shown itself capable of repeated flagrant miscalculations, mismanagement and terrible choices worthy of a bunch of callow fraternity brothers rather than the steady and steadfast protectors of the president.
Considering these four photographers, you might wonder: what about real life, which photography was once thought capable of capturing with unrivaled acuity?
In real life, these highly trained marksmen are capable of surviving alone in the wilderness for weeks on end.
For the Giants' relievers, who consider Wilson their capable representative, the interview was a slice of real life.
My real life experience changed me and my understanding of what the heart is capable of.
But the sprawling city that's capable of eternal reinvention on screen is now rewriting the script in real life.
The utility of this new knowledge, by the translation of hormone data into real life, is to better direct interventions at a time when developmental trajectories remain plastic and capable of alteration and without the need for biological sample collection.
