Sentence examples for to be perfectly able from inspiring English sources

Humans seem to be perfectly able to categorize even very unusual animal species as animals (at least for vertebrates).

After you've successfully completed a couple of drawings, you may want to expand, although you're be perfectly able to get by with the following: Wood burning pen.

Therefore it would be perfectly able to match my "semantic footprint" to others'.

KP actually attracted a pretty low bid when he went to auction in February and the likes of Brendon McCullum and AB de Villiers will be perfectly able to shoulder the burden of the limelight.

We have so much material, I think we'd be perfectly able to do it.

Given the right context – the taskforce's fair pay charter could provide this – interested parties should be perfectly able to make rounded judgments.

However, equations of previous researches would not be perfectly able to predict the experimental data of present study.

The present task was simple, and the intuitive prediction was that people should be perfectly able to do this task.

Many deaf people, for example, are unable to speak but are perfectly able to communicate by gestures that have all the attributes and sophistication of spoken language.

We showed that nuclear inclusions are as efficient as cytoplasmic ones in capturing IC-tagged proteins, and that the proteins targeted to nuclear inclusions are perfectly able to interact with their known ligands.

"Some of the health workers couldn't write down the numbers we wanted them to send but they were perfectly able to text numbers into a phone keypad.