Sentence examples for clearly incapable from inspiring English sources

"Where has it gone?" It's still there, although Macauley's characters are clearly incapable of seeing it.

I feel sad for him, because he's so clearly incapable of humility, really," Minchin says.

But few would deny shelter to women with children who are clearly incapable of caring for themselves.

"If he is incapable of recognising the city and its citizens he is hired to improve and develop, he is clearly incapable of this position".

Their best chance could be to carry on in this manner and forget the grand pretensions of playing marauding, fluid attacking football which they are clearly incapable of.

Whether or not members of the government are actively involved in the kidnapping, they are clearly incapable of preventing it.In this section Remodelling Scandinavia Still on track Norway's strong economy = weak rule?

The mainstream opposition is clearly still incapable of capitalising on the dissatisfaction felt towards the government by many parts of the electorate, particularly the young.

Evil is silly in the film, but scary too; Richardson's God is onto it, and if not inclined to thunder, clearly not incapable.

One despaired at my comments and edits, writing to me that "this must be my last draft because clearly I'm incapable of doing it correctly".

Clearly people are incapable of handling the responsibility of moving about a couple of tons of metal at 50 miles per hour.

Incapable of seeing clearly.