Sentence examples for sometimes capable of from inspiring English sources

Even female mules are sometimes capable of bearing offspring.

Off the field he is sometimes capable of incredible behaviour.

Auberon later wrote that his father was sometimes capable of great kindness.

I suppose it's part of why I do what I do– to see if there is a principled way of understanding, predicting — perhaps changing — the callousness that humans are sometimes capable of.

In Britain, parliament is at least sometimes capable of acting out of principle against the popular will, as it did when it abolished capital punishment, but in the US this is impossible.

These developments are reflected in the construction of more complex national projection models, often simulating individual trees, with high geographical detail and usually based on NFI data (Barreiro et al. 2016), sometimes capable of incorporating anticipated future growth changes.

10 OUR FATHER (David Pipe) Erratic, if sometimes capable, grey who has been very much more miss than hit of late.

Because she is interested in technology, American society, and the passage of time, Egan can sometimes seem capable of predicting the future.

In the post-"Moneyball" era, when quantitative analysis sometimes seems capable of predicting everything in advance, there's something tremendously romantic about Leicester's rise.

He seemed to have weathered the harsh criticism which had come his way in recent weeks, scoring 201 here in Cape Town and overseeing a final day when his team sometimes looked capable of pulling off a shock victory against all odds.

With regard to the Delphi applied to business ethics, the perspective shifts from the scenario's centroid function to its boundaries, generating a fuzzy proposal, which may sometimes be capable of integrating different ethical perspectives.