Sentence examples for seem to be capable from inspiring English sources

But they had it in Spain once, where there was as much of a mix of different religious cultures as human beings seem to be capable of.

I seem to be capable of doing it myself.

The CQC does not seem to be capable of dealing with all the intelligence it receives".

The Amarones of Bertani seem to be capable of aging and improving for decades.

Lots of species live alongside similar-looking close relatives and seem to be capable of deciding who is and isn't a conspecific.

The males of many species of domestic mammals, however, seem to be capable of copulating at almost any time of the year.

"Ozone seems to be capable of tickling the Southern Hemisphere patterns," Dr. Thompson said in an interview.

He has been friendly, flexible, open and very conservative -- though no reporter seems to be capable of typing those four adjectives in one sentence.

These birds seemed to be capable of making really dramatic movements at short notice, even just after returning on their northwards migration," he said.

Over the course of his career, Mr. Segal did not veer too far from his original and rather simple formula, yet it seemed to be capable of almost infinite variation and elaboration.

And unlike a nose clip, the gel does not interfere with breathing.Since it seems to be capable of concealing all kinds of malodours, the gel could have a wide range of uses beyond disaster-recovery, says Dr Lancet.