Sentence examples for times capable of from inspiring English sources

"The administration has shown itself a number of times capable of changing course and speed in response to actual or feared legal developments, be it in the courts or in Congress," said Eugene Fidell, a Washington specialist on military law.

The flashbacks involving him are often moving, and his mother is, at times, capable of rigorous self-criticism ("My own needs had always been more important than my son's"; "I was no theologian").

This device was at times capable of reducing the air temperature to 20 °F (11 °C) below the outside temperature.

Donovan has become a shrewd politician in his time, capable of serving revenge cold.

It was one of the biggest and most successful theaters of its time, capable of accommodating 5,200 people.

Why are we typically unaware of our own biases in negotiations, yet at the same time, capable of accurately pinpointing the biases that influence others?

The proposed sensor system has a compact design and short response time, capable of being mounted on-board maintenance vehicles for real-time road condition assessment.

They are humble attempts to translate a medium whose ultimate power and mystery lie in the paradox that it is completely untranslatable, while at the same time capable of speaking to us so deeply.

Those who lived so close to nature and loved animals so much were at the same time capable of keeping them chained to doghouses, starving them, abandoning them in the woods and drowning them in ponds.

In Porfiry's presence, Raskolnikov's conversation recalls the knight's prescribed move, bold and deflected at the same time, capable of sudden reversals and always ending on the opposite color from which it started.

Built in 1914 in Birkenhead, HMS Caroline was one of the fastest warships of the time, capable of speeds of up to 30 knots.