How To Use Capably In A Sentence
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As for the football boys, try and prove us all wrong - keep your gobs shut, your private parts in your trousers and drive your cars at sensible speeds - all them things that the rest of us seem to do perfectly capably.
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As a result, modernism seems to germinate - naturally and inescapably - in the damp, sweetly rotten soil of academic art.
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While Brown did not prescribe busing for racial balance, the logic of its argument led inescapably to that conclusion, even if no one thought of it in 1954.
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When they hand out grades, and give or with-hold promotion, teachers are inescapably confronted with this dilemma.
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Only through these courses could he understand the school mathematics deeply and after his graduation teach it capably.
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He seems to have become so enwrapped in the technical problems that he has lost sight of its inescapably political context.
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On the inescapably situated politics of subjectivitythe forms and meanings of Iin autobiographical texts more broadly, see Smith and Watson, De/Colonizing the Subject.
Where Women Make History: Gendered Tellings of Community and Change in Magude, Mozambique
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His formula starts with the best parts of country house hotel cooking - well-sourced raw ingredients and capably prepared, stripped of any pomposity or pretension.
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It is not just Warren Buffett's successor who will need to navigate the company forward capably. Berkshire will also need the right kind of board to oversee and promote its future.
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But she negotiates its vocal awkwardness capably, and supplies much of the character's blend of hauteur, froideur and directness.
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Van Meter went on to describe how capably Clinton played the crowd, cracking jokes about herself and earning big laughs, and in a later letter to Vogue, a young man would write to kvell about Clinton and take credit for having been the bellower.
Big Girls Don’t Cry
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The entire context of Lumen gentium is inescapably ‘papalist,’ including an affirmation of papal authority stronger, if possible, than even Vatican I.
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This "naturalist fallacy," as Charles Taylor calls it, thus dismisses frameworks as things we invent, not answers to questions which inescapably pre-exist for us independent of our answer or inability to answer.
The Melancholic Gift: Freedom in Nineteenth-Century Philosophy and Fiction
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The characters in the tragedies of Sophocles resist all warnings and inescapably meet with disaster.
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While many beers are inescapably bitter, wines range from tannic to acidic to fruity, thereby pleasing a broader range of palates.
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Mules are used frequently in these parts to transport trekkers gear and food supplies and served to fully demoralise us throughout our trek by capably lugging 100kg of gear on tortuous paths that left us wheezing for breath.
Ben Colclough: The Atlas Mountains -- Berbers, Mules and Peaks in Morocco
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Fascism is about corporatism and the slow, sly, insidious subversion of the democratic process, which you have very capably written about.
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If Metallica's Lars Ulrich paused from bashing Napster to cogently denounce the Iraq war - as Wino has capably done - we would revise our opinion of the man.
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We had a genial / helpful waiter who led us capably through the menu.
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Nutrition guidance is, inescapably, culture-bound: where there is starvation, more calories are good; where there is hyperendemic obesity, more calories are bad.
David Katz, M.D.: New Dietary Guidelines: A Physician's Perspective
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I agree with both Ronald Trowbridge and E.B. White, but would argue there is a substantial difference between the “lean” of a journalist whose work is inescapably colored by his experience and values no matter how hard he labors to be fair, and the “lean” of someone engaged in political advocacy, which is more of a leap.
Letters to the Editor
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Maximizing the advantages and capably advocating the shared interests, policies and values of one Europe in a competitive and heteropolar world will require that priority attention and adequate resources be directed towards:
FPIF Latest Content
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Ms. Saunders more than capably fills that information gap: maltier brews will contribute more browning to foods such as poultry that are normally lighter in color, and bottle conditioned beers are more effervescent, and are good in a batter or sauce where the texture will make a difference.
Fruit Ales, Mixed Cheese, Fromagination and the Common Link of Lucy Saunders
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He managed the conference very capably.
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The work of managing a natural environment is inescapably a work of local knowledge.
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Yet the cast manages to coexist capably with the conceit, confidently propelling us through the drama of lords, priests and queens, in ascendance and decline, in Henry's intrigue-ridden court.
Theater review: Folger Theatre's 'Henry VIII'
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Dara, a counselor, is convinced that everyone is inescapably marked by childhood; she throws herself into romantic relationships with frightening intensity.
The House on Fortune Street: Summary and book reviews of The House on Fortune Street by Margot Livesey.
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He can capably hunt bobwhite quail and pheasants in the brushy coverts.
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From its pensive poster and trailer alone, the film looks set to continue his hot streak as a director who can capably juggle blockbusting crowd-pleasers with more serious subject matter.
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The meal was catered very capably by the staff of the Downtown Hotel.
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Happily it was all dealt with very capably by the police and security people.
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Milk is inescapably associated with new life, emerging from the body of a mother animal for the purpose of nourishing her own newborn young.
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the situation slid inescapably toward disaster
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Paul Pope really pulled out all the stops here and it's nice sometimes to leave a mystery hanging, especially in a comic like this as, inescapably, intertextual as it is.
Batman: Year 100