Sentence examples for somebody capable from inspiring English sources

But what this market also needs is somebody capable of putting a competitive bite on Hargreaves.

"He is somebody capable of buying a Jackson Pollock today, a medieval ivory tomorrow and an old master the next day".

"You can't believe that this is somebody capable of this degree of obtuseness, obliviousness, total absence of self-awareness and cruelty.

For the Tories, it would need somebody capable of inspiring, and delivering to, the post-industrial communities of England and Wales; giving enough working-class people a material stake in the wealth created so that the political balance in the working men's clubs and factory floors tipped rightwards.

Although the I.R.S. declines to offer guidance on what kind of tax professionals small-business owners should consider, Robert Hunt, acting deputy director for compliance policy in the agency's small-business and self-employed operating division, suggests selecting somebody capable of electronic filing.

"That suggests," she writes, "that power is a something — anything — which makes or renders somebody able to do, capable of doing something.

More and more people approach you, and you just never know what somebody is capable of doing.

In this episode, Mulder and Scully investigate a series of ritualistic killings by somebody seemingly capable of squeezing his body through impossibly narrow gaps.

If there was somebody that was capable they wouldn't be taken seriously anyway, so they would never have a car that is capable of competing.

"Whether there will be peaceful negotiations at a round table or negotiations of unconditional surrender, there has to be somebody who is capable of talking to those guys".

"You'd want to have somebody that is capable in place who can run the largest market they've got no matter who the new C.E.O.