Sentence examples for constitutionally unfit from inspiring English sources

Many experts insisted that there were deep, unchanging aspects of Japanese culture that made it constitutionally unfit for Western-style democracy.

He said that while he drank, he was "constitutionally unfit to be an alcoholic," and therefore did not have what he and many others consider to be a genetic disease.

For her vote against entering World War I in 1917, Rankin was slandered with the usual accusation lobbed at pacifists – sympathizing with the enemy – but also with the sexist charge that, as a woman, she was constitutionally unfit for making decisions about war and peace.

Georgia Jones believes she is constitutionally unfit to hold the office ― her constitution, that is, not the country's.

He pestered senior officers and politicians until in March 1836 he was allowed command of the 11th Light Dragoons (later restyled the 11th Hussars), notwithstanding the view of his commander-in-chief, Lord Hill, that he was "constitutionally unfit for command".

They perpetuated ideas about fat and fertility stemming from classical medicine and learning that categorized fat bodies as inherently, constitutionally, sub-fertile, lacking in sexual appetite, and physically unfit for reproduction, including birth.

Early modern authors perpetuated earlier classical ideas about fat bodies that categorized them as inherently, constitutionally, less sexual and reproductively successful: they were sub-fertile, lacking in sexual appetite, and physically unfit for reproduction, including childbirth.

It is a monumental question, one that itself can have profound consequences including whether the Speaker of the House, who is constitutionally also the gatekeeper of presidential Impeachment, truly believes that the President holds values that may make him unfit as the leader of a free and democratic nation.

This is constitutionally dubious.

Constitutionally moribund?

"Constitutionally, I'm not".