| The child exhibits less rapid variations, intellectual and emotional, while its educability is greater. |
| Nearly all of the experiments described in earlier chapters have revealed facts concerning the educability of the dancer. |
| This illustration may be applied to the entire range of the educability of any individual. |
| They have firmly accepted the Confucian belief in the perfectibility and educability of the common person. |
| The brains are large, and the intelligence and educability extraordinarily high. |
| Upon the facts as now established the knowledge of numbers seems to be the basis of any educability in animals. |
