Use "inability" in a sentence
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inability
1. For example, aconite is sometimes used to relieve stress-induced palpitations and anxiety, while sepia is given for tearfulness and inability to cope
2. oh, that sounds daft!' he said frustrated with his inability to explain what he means
3. those stairs and my inability to overcome the last few), I would make a
4. I often have the impression that my inability to perform certain moves correctly has been noticed and commented by the rest of the pupils
5. ‘Just my inability to cope at the moment
6. Yet a woman has to take the blame for his inability to stop
7. situation, and blushed with shame at his inability to better
8. It was only the inability of the Orcs and Goblins to form a productive society that lead to their collapse
9. For the co-dependent, there is seen an inability to know what is "normal"
10. He stared at the woman, his yellow eyes not only wondering at her inability to see him, but awed by the fact that no matter how far his claw dug, Galimoto's presence could not be felt
11. The problem with understanding or accepting this concept lies in our inability to remember the most dramatic changes
12. I’m well acquainted with the inability of young women to hold their
13. Mr Hume frequently takes notice of the inability of the ancient kings of England to carry on, without interruption, any foreign war of long duration
14. This inability did not arise from the want of money, but of the finer and more improved manufactures
15. To dream that you cannot find a parking space indicates your inability to find your place in life
16. To dream that you are silent indicates an inability to express yourself
17. To dream that you are toothless signifies your inability to reach your goals and advance toward your interests
18. To dream that you are undead represents your inability to express yourself
19. “He did get a strong fever, with sweats and shakes and the inability to keep food down,
20. The inability to find even temporary happiness in any activity is sad, especially when lasting happiness is always there for the asking
21. Often, many grievances need to be forgiven, and the inability to forgive gets in the way of compassion
22. His inability to transform into dragon form hung over him like a black cloud waiting to unleash its power at his most vulnerable moment
23. In order to explain our inability in seeing spiritual beings, we can use the common analogy of a fan
24. Sebastian sighed, cursing his inability to stay professional about the situation
25. “This inability to speak happened when you were in the Temple?” I asked
26. If in each college, the tutor or teacher, who was to instruct each student in all arts and sciences, should not be voluntarily chosen by the student, but appointed by the head of the college ; and if, in case of neglect, inability, or bad usage, the student should not be allowed to change him for another, without leave first asked and obtained ; such a regulation would not only tend very much to extinguish all emulation among the different tutors of the same college, but to diminish very much, in all of them, the necessity of diligence and of attention to their respective pupils
27. The intendant, in order to be sure of finding the sum assessed upon his generality, was empowered to assess it in a larger sum, that the failure or inability of some of the contributors might be compensated by the overcharge of the rest ; and till 1765, the fixation of this surplus assessment was left altogether to his discretion
28. sip and explored the mixture for the tell-tale strong blast and momentary inability to taste anything
29. The facility of borrowing delivers them from the embarrassment which this fear and inability would otherwise occasion
30. I have it on reputable authority that, without understanding the Etruscans, you will not be able to understand the Romans, which inability to understand will leave you bereft of the understanding of the rise of Western Civilization
31. The mob attributes of liberals are a crowd"s inability to perceive contradictions and its tendency to form an infatuation for an individual
32. He thought of his life: his carefree childhood, awkward adolescence, detached university years, his destructive relationships, which had ended one by one because of his inability to relax and enjoy himself, his devastating love of Seraphia and his arrival at Salverford
33. There are many differences between an ordinary man and a policeman, the biggest of which is the legal inability to ignore a crime in progress
34. These other creatures are being erased by Man’s inability to cope with any other form of intelligence but that which is similar to his own, yet if he embraced the others around him he would soon have great advances in technology that would aid him in his quest for knowledge and understanding even further
35. But not to worry, he, PT Sergeant Whomever, shall surely cure this deplorable inability by the grace of general Coetzee blah blah blah
36. At that time the American troops realised the inability of their line to withstand combined onslaught of the enemy
37. What is important to note about protein is the body’s inability to store
38. This system of government was unworkable, however, for a variety of reasons, not least of which was the federal government‘s inability to promote a national agenda, or any meaningful legislation for that matter, which might otherwise conflict with local interests
39. In the final analysis, the main reason for its failure centered on the federal government‘s inability to levy taxes during times of national emergency or for public works or in order to advance the nation‘s burgeoning commercial interests
40. The former is oftentimes based on faulty (intellectual) assumptions or premises or an inability to think (critically); the latter, on deficient reasoning
41. In this manner, a lapse in judgment due to neglect or an inability to reason (clearly) is not necessarily a mitigating factor for behavior that (otherwise) occasions undue hardships on other people, especially when the intended outcome of some particular action, in whatever manner conceived, should have or could have been properly determined beforehand; apart from such actions performed under
42. These same individuals, however, are counted among those critical in their old age of the federal government‘s inability to keep pace with the growing demands of an aging population whose extravagant spending habits over the years were seldom mindful of the need to set aside a portion of their income for a rainy day!
43. …(that is to say) particularly striking to the casual observer is an inability to differentiate between generations whose phonic accents and (ethnic) customs and forms seem to suggest an unwillingness to integrate into the mainstream…
44. is in an animal‘s inability to properly apply Logic and Reason to what has been learned or to adapt itself to the social, moral and ethical requirements of learning
45. ‘Because of their inability to defend themselves, it is not surprising that some species of salamanders have completely adapted to subterranean caves that contain water
46. She danced, laughing at her inability to duplicate the sexy, swaying of hips that seemed to come so naturally to everyone else
47. Mourning, not so much his misery, as his inability to keep going
48. Inability to save: when you hate something you don’t
49. Their disability is equated to their inability in a sense
50. It is not entirely without logic to postulate that since we have witnessed only one sun, this is perhaps the reason for its inability to move, and hence the standing shadows and the continuous light
