Sentence examples for a little impotent from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately with no pace in the pitch and no swing in the air, Fidel looks more than a little impotent.

That's where the story might have ended for most of us: a little impotent disgust about the poaching of gorillas; maybe a few angry tweets; or a blog post if extra motivated.

These paintings 'queered' the drip paintings: suddenly the machismo of the Pollock gesture looked a little impotent, and the homosocial dimension of the old Abstract Expressionist circle like a circle-jerk (primal boys peeing on fire).

Now, I wonder if they don't feel a little impotent, all of the above being beset by structural problems which were not, largely, of this government's making and which seem immune to every attempt at reform.

Sammy drove Bresnan back down the ground with elbow high for the most aesthetic boundary of the day, and as the total passed 200 and the shadows began to lengthen after tea England looked, for the first time, a little impotent.

We quite often hear the fortepiano in these period-conscious days, but, sandwiched between performances on modern instruments, it always ends up sounding thin and a little bit impotent – so attuned are our ears to the luxurious richness of the Steinway.

"My favorite nickname of all time, in a study out of Wisconsin, someone got the initials L.I. and came up with Little Impotent," Gonzaga recalls.

The young men ripped each other with abandon, calling each other "little impotent," "heifer fetcher" and "another drunk," among many other names that cannot be printed.

Paul Massie is a little wan as the impotent hero, but together they played their big scene affectingly.

The idea of someone stretching my clitoris into the simulacrum of an impotent penis sends a little contraction of horror through me.

Eager to enlist Carlyle in the ranks of what the Victorians called "independent women," Markus accepts a little too easily the rumors that Carlyle's husband was impotent, that she died a virgin.