Sentence examples for being impotent from inspiring English sources
Fear of being impotent frequently causes impotence, and, in many cases, the afflicted male is simply caught up in a self-perpetuating problem that can be solved only by achieving a successful act of coitus.
"I don't think of artists as being impotent in that way," she said.
But, as Nye Bevan once said, that is about being pure and being impotent".
Far from being impotent, changes in the alert level had a direct effect on the security detail of hundreds of sites: keeping the country on orange alert cost $1bn a week in additional security.
That identity is important to me and it hangs in the balance, and yet the experience of being impotent in a conversation which matters personally – a common experience to many nations at different times in their histories – is profoundly uncomfortable.
The non-natural facts being impotent in this particular, he would have been driven back on natural causes (such as a taste for self-abuse) to explain the misperceptions of his degenerate opponents.
But monetary policy has not been impotent.
His Clyde, in 'Bonnie and Clyde,' is impotent?
Those who knew him best believed Carlyle to be impotent.
