Sentence examples for was capable of both from inspiring English sources

He said that Moalin was "capable of both humanitarian virtue" and of collaborating with terrorists.

That the man who had this range was capable of both nastiness and sweetness is undoubtedly true, but that does not elevate his life to the fascinating level of his art.

The last 20 years of intelligent writing about Armstrong has established that he was capable of both the freshest, freest pieces of improvisation as well as cheery schlock; and to understand him is to understand that American pop culture is nothing without both impulses.

This gene provides "the first direct evidence for the evolutionary history of the hydrogenosome," says Miklos Muller of Rockefeller University, who thinks hydrogenosomes and mitochondria evolved from a common ancestor that was capable of both anaerobic and aerobic respiration (Science, 13 March, p. 1633).

This attribute, although not universal (the Greek vrykolakas/tympanios was capable of both reflection and shadow), was used by Bram Stoker in Dracula and has remained popular with subsequent authors and filmmakers.

In contrast, NLG-1 was capable of both inducing filopodia formation and transforming filopodia to spines upon contact with a presynaptic terminal.

"Global powers are capable of both".

Foundations are capable of both.

We know that she is capable of both uniting and leading.

Verdict: The best Android tablet that's capable of both work and play.

The size of a large refrigerator, it is capable of both subtractive and additive manufacturing.