Sentence examples for say capable of from inspiring English sources

One of its isotopes, uranium-235, is the only naturally-occurring isotope discovered to be fissile, that is to say, capable of sustaining nuclear fission.

A replacement worthy of the dream -- which is to say, capable of holding his own against Ms. Netrebko -- had to be found quickly, and casting Mr. Grigolo was a gamble.

Steve, I should add, has also shown himself to be one of the few coaches who are verbalistically (as Wenger might say) capable of filling the gap left by Sir Bobby Robson.

Is what I'm about to say capable of hurting someone's feelings that I don't want or need to hurt?

Syphilis is an extraordinary illness, she says, capable of afflicting the body and mind with such relentless, inventive voracity that it surely deserves more consideration in the analysis of a luminary's life than the footnoted references it generally receives.

Most interviews with Ms. Field over the years have included stories about the domineering six-foot four-inch Mr. Mahoney, who was, Ms. Field has said, capable of tossing her across the yard in a fit of temper.

Or, as Webster's says: capable of existing together in harmony.

It's one of the most sensitive instruments ever built, Weber says, capable of detecting even the movements of individual atoms.

Norman, he said, is capable of pulling it off.

Libya, he said, was capable of solving its problems without foreign intervention.

The arm has over 100 sensors, says McLoughlin, capable of detecting vibration, pressure, temperature, and more.