Sentence examples for story capable from inspiring English sources

A superb trickster and protean personality, Smith was a religious genius, uniquely able to craft a story capable of turning a self-invented faith into a people now as numerous as the Jews, in America and abroad.

Even if, as Macy acknowledges, some of the facts of Oakley's life are obscured by the mythmaking ambitions of the Wild West promoters or by her own conflicting accounts, this is essentially an all-American success story capable of inspiring young readers.

What I did try to do, though, was create a story capable of folding into history without disturbing it.

Hamlet is Shakespeare's longest play and among the most powerful and influential tragedies in English literature, with a story capable of "seemingly endless retelling and adaptation by others".

What we need now are new storytellers capable of awakening our interest with new and richer stories capable of soaking up all our attention.

Dream reports were analyzed using the rules of story grammars, capable of identifying units larger than single contents and describing their story-like organization.

"Over time, though, I realized that Nathaniel's story was capable of speaking for lots of people on the pavement," he said.

AOL apparently take their lead from the Independent's less sexy story, "Snakes capable of growing up to two metres in length invade Regent's Canal", bumping two metres up to eight feet at some point because, I don't know, metric is hard?

And it was the scene of perhaps the last great battle between the old industrial Hudson Valley and the new one, when a coalition of interest groups came together to defeat a proposed coal-fired cement plant with a 40-story smokestack capable of producing two million tons of cement a year.

In the centre of the building is a barrel-vaulted hall three stories high capable of accommodating 1,500 people and decorated in Jugendstil style.

Mark Gatiss, as prolific with his teleplays as with his TV appearances, has yet to attempt the transition (though will surely do so), while Andy Nyman, to judge by his and Jeremy Dyson's tightly constructed stage show Ghost Stories, is certainly capable of better than his story credit for the lame David Mitchell and Robert Webb vehicle, Magicians.