Sentence examples for suddenly capable from inspiring English sources

Defenders who look peerless in the Barclays Premier League where suddenly capable of being hapless.

Then he went from being a slightly gritty plodder into someone suddenly capable of playing an expansive game.

When she begins criticizing Islam, he more or less agrees, though he isn't entirely hard-line about it: "On an intellectual level, I was suddenly capable of acknowledging the attractions of the Muslim vagina".

While Steele is at it, he might ask his fellow Republicans why the same federal government they understand to be incompetent at running the healthcare system at home is suddenly capable of managing perennial feuds between local tribes in Afghanistan.

Habimana and his colleague Emmanuel Ndayambaje say they are suddenly capable of so much more – from opening bank accounts to understanding contracts and the opportunities of the wider world.

The distresses that the hero and heroine suffer are, in melodrama, raised to a more than comic urgency, but the means of deliverance have the familiar comic stamp: the secret at last made known, the long-lost child identified, the hard heart made suddenly capable of pity.

Is he free of any illegal performance-enhancer that might make a man capable of posting 9.95 seconds suddenly able to go, oh, 9.63 seconds — Bolt's Olympic-record winning time?

Students who had slouched their way through regular classes suddenly became capable, curious and confident.

His teeth and eyes were shiny, and as he loafed around a playground singing in his high brash voice, he sat down on a swing and sighed and suddenly looked capable of complication.

Those scouring lower down the leagues could spend £10,000 on the Kingstonian attacking midfielder Geoff Pitcher, a journeyman suddenly rendered capable of scoring and creating from virtually any angle, while eastern Europe tended to be worth a punt too.

"Brazilians suddenly became capable of making plans for the future, instead of having to live in the here and now," explains Clemens Nunes, of the Getulio Vargas Foundation.