Sentence examples for today capable from inspiring English sources

Here the great point of interest is "Opus 111," made by one of the few choreographers today capable of greatness, Twyla Tharp, to a Brahms string quintet.

There are few writers today capable of producing political novels of the quality of those once written by C. P. Snow and Alan Drury.

"There are no scalable alternative fuels or technologies available today capable of taking the place of fossil fuels and offering society what those energy sources provide," he wrote in a blog in October.

During his three decades here, as his own health and income faded, New York City tripled its population and became the siren city it remains today, capable of attracting, then swallowing, the old world's creative artists whole, or spitting them back, half-digested, across the Atlantic.

Are the technologies available today capable of cutting the carbon footprint of a new data center?

In this context, nuclear power is the only GEG-free energy source available today capable of responding significantly to this demand.

Not as good a basketball player as Kieran Read but hard as nails and, as we saw last weekend, capable of the odd flash of subtlety too.

For young Japanese, and especially for girls, cell phones — sophisticated, cheap, and, for the past decade, capable of connecting to the Internet — have filled the gap.

One is to ignore the dilemma: Verizon Wireless will launch one handset later this year capable of switching between the incompatible networks, and three more next year.

In late-and-close situations, Tebow becomes Randall Cunningham from the 1980s, capable of running around until the defense is out of position, then delivering a game-changing play.

Two decades ago, capable technocrats in the Taiwan government pondered the future.