Sentence examples for very capacities from inspiring English sources
Why doesn't the fact that you possess more of the very capacities for reasoning, insight, choice, and effective volition that qualified us as persons than I do render it the case that you are morally more considerable than I, have a higher fundamental moral worth?
The impacts disable vital connections and compromise the very capacities necessary for responding effectively, often resulting in maladaptive reactions that perpetuate or inflame the trauma.
Finally, with respect to this issue of selection, one might add that, in terms of Jim's particular thesis, it is hard to understand how cells could have the very capacities for natural genetic engineering attributed to them without those capacities having been evolved, in some manner and over long evolutionary spans, by natural selection.
Rural private physiotherapy practices have very real capacity limits; including the range of expertise, space and affordability.
"Most work hard, to their very capacity, limited only by their infirmities," he said.
The very capacity for women to give birth to children places them in a lower position within society.
And it is because of that very capacity that you can see in other people the same intrinsic value that you see in yourself.
The condition of metaphor is the capacity of things to be likened to one another; and for Wilbur this very capacity suggests that all things share the same essential nature.
She was an insanely brave reporter — one of those people who seem to lack the very capacity for fear — who spent her professional life writing about injustice and had for years been reporting mostly from and about Chechnya.
Methodological developments have rendered it a high-throughput technology that produces dozens to hundreds of protein ligand costructures in a very capacity efficient manner.
The very capacity of human beings to conceive something in the world at all is premised on their capacity to posit values (Sartre 1943a; Marcel 1960a, for the religious perspective).
