Sentence examples for was capable of expressing from inspiring English sources

Nobody saw her as someone who was capable of expressing such a keen despair".

Richard was capable of expressing great love and affection, had a sense of humour and was mischievous.

Still, according to the people who watched over her, Ms. Allak was capable of expressing a wide range of emotions with her eyes.

But ten years of ridicule left readers and writers longing for a language that was capable of expressing more serious feeling and experiences.

Mr. Cafiso said it was a never a question of whether he loved her, but whether he was capable of expressing it while struggling with his artistic and existential fears.

This virus displayed the S1 glycoprotein on the baculovirus envelope, and was capable of expressing it in mammalian cells.

Of the original promoter-GAL4 constructs we used a GFP reporter to determine the expression of the 25 promoters that are capable of expressing RD genes in the correct spatial and temporal patterns for promoting the formation of ectopic eyes (Fig. 1E).

A quick study and an instinctive actress, she is capable of expressing emotions beyond her years.

If only all teachers had matched Gove's rigour, our writers may have been capable of expressing themselves correctly.

Nothing can recreate the horror of certain events; a brutal language would not be capable of expressing this, yet it would pretend to do so.

The people are more credible when it comes to determining the right direction, and today they are able to monitor the path of transition and are capable of expressing their opinions whenever they sense a deviation from the right track.