Sentence examples for to feel capable from inspiring English sources

If you develop a workable method of dealing with challenges, you'll be more likely to feel capable of solving them and of not feeling hopeless.

"There are no flights allowed," Michael said, trying to feel capable, filling them in.

US researchers found that girls who played with Barbie dolls for just a few minutes, even Barbies dressed as a medical doctor, were less likely to feel capable of doing male-dominated jobs.

With the support they give me I would have to be sick in the head not to be trying my best, not to feel capable of doing my best now.

Having studied aeronautical engineering at Harvard, Mailer had the knack – it's something he shares with Len Deighton – of conveying complex technical specifications and design imperatives with an ease that enables ignorant readers to feel capable of a level of understanding to which they had not hitherto been privy.

Mariama Diop, an eighth-grader at Kipp Star College Prep Middle School, says her experience with DreamWakers has empowered her to feel "capable and inspired". For Komal Ahmad, CEO of the benefit corporation Copia, excess food wastage is "the world's dumbest problem". After an unsuccessful attempt to deliver 500 sandwiches to a nonprofit, she was frustrated.

Schwab is trying to shift from catering only to investors who feel capable of making their own decisions to also providing advice to those who need it.

Leading theoretical frameworks on the use of threatening health messages, such as protection motivation theory [ 41] and the extended parallel process model [ 42] dictate that for threatening health messages to be effective individuals must feel capable to perform the recommended action (i.e., high self-efficacy) [ 43].

Participants must say to what degree they feel capable ("very capable" to "not at all capable") of partaking in physical activity and adopting a healthy diet, in 5 different situations: when they feel tired, when they are in a bad mood, when they have little time, when they are on holidays, and finally, when they find this requires too much effort.

"I'm in this sport to go down as the best, and to do what I feel capable of doing," he added.

Alternatively, if I've had a good night's rest I look forward to those tasks and feel capable of getting through them; I'm also more likely to skip joyfully through my day rather than wanting to stay under the covers and avoid everyone else.