Sentence examples for takes a capacity from inspiring English sources

There is an overall unity in Novalis's political writings, as they span almost the entire ten years of his productive period: the idea that democracy can only be effectively realized among a people that is historically ready for it, that such readiness takes a capacity for critique and independent thinking, and that Bildung is the way in which independent thinking is best achieved.

It takes a capacity for empathy and a strong sense of moral values to make a healthy person, and it takes a profoundly brutal and morally compromising process to destroy a moral identity.

It took a capacity crowd at Philips Arena to put a clown's face on the game, as well as light-hearted effort from the players — for two and a half periods at least — to gain the proper perspective.

All it takes is a capacity for moral outrage that things like this are happening today.

It would take a superhuman capacity for cynicism to resist the radiant optimism of the Missoula Children's Theater players and the unabashed pep of this joyful portrait.

"The stomach can certainly stretch to take a greater capacity," he said, but too much food in the stomach poses dangers.

Since they took a small capacity of generation in the beginning, there has been no serious consideration on impacts to the power system.

If one multimedia cloud takes a lot of storage capacity, running time, or delivery time, it is fast and convenient to reconstruct the cloud platform.

Since the converter capacity takes a major portion of the overall cost of a BESS, the investment on the BESS for damping control in a power system that already has PSSs can be decreased.

Adaptive capacity takes a much longer-term perspective and associated indicator-based approaches focus on entirely different aspects: (i) the awareness of the population; (ii) the ability of that population to respond; and (iii) the level of action (Greiving et al. 2011; Acosta et al. 2013).

My own personal and immediate reaction, though, was to take a large-capacity ammo clip and pound it down with a hammer.