Sentence examples for equally impotent from inspiring English sources

Others, who worry that the Brexit they voted for won't be delivered, feel equally impotent.

The right, he felt, had been equally impotent during its tenure.

Democracy and capitalism seemed equally impotent in the face of a global crisis of economic, social and political confidence.

Steve Bruce narrowly avoided decapitation via a flying brick, 164 supporters were deposited into cells on account of existing, while on the pitch, they were equally impotent, Mark Hughes – perhaps the player who would have embraced the fear with most joy – now the victim of the foreigners rule.

West Ham were equally impotent before the break.

Fluorescein derivatization was also found to be essential, because administration of folic acid without an attached fluorescein was equally impotent.

The Arabs saw us as impotent.

As a result, they didn't foresee sudden jumps in intensity that have turned some average hurricanes into killers--or equally sudden weakenings that have rendered storms impotent before they hit shore.

As usual, the UN is impotent.

This is partly because of the story's noirish plot — it's more Poe than Austen — and its defiant, lusty antiheroine, who finds herself married off to the much older, impotent and bilious son of a wealthy, equally bilious old man.

His voice is equally gymnastic: he finds infinite ways to stretch and stress the word "fuck" in impotent dismay.