Sentence examples for essentially incapable from inspiring English sources

A psychologist wrote, "She is essentially incapable of defending an independent opinion".

For instance, many diffusionists posited that the "Negroid" and "Mongoloid" "races," and possibly the lower forms of "Caucasoid" peoples, were essentially incapable of invention.

There's a music to Gray's films, a music to his images; he's essentially incapable of making a dull or untextured image, but, just like the term "style," the word "music" is itself value-free.

Bob Hall has posted his original 1976 paper making the distinction between fresh water and salt water economists (pdf): The fresh water view holds that fluctuations are largely attributable to supply shifts and that the government is essentially incapable of affecting the level of economic activity.

Perhaps understandably, Hodgson is looking to follow the example set by Chelsea in the Champions League, realising his side is essentially incapable of stringing more than three passes together, meaning they must rely on soaking up the pressure, lulling the opposition into a false sense of security and then moving the ball forward as quickly as possible when they win it.

Some academic research has found that analysts are essentially incapable of forecasting earnings better than what might be obtained by simple extrapolation of past trends and general economic trends.

"Because REITs need to 'dividend' essentially all taxable earnings every year, they're fundamentally incapable of retaining much of any cash," he said, "and so a REIT cannot generate liquidity on its own by retaining income".

They have been in love and found sexual satisfaction, but they've failed to come to terms with their own troubled families and are essentially incompatible, incapable of changing and growing together.

However, the soils which are essentially sandy are incapable of retaining landfill gases in an enclosure.

The suggestion that straight men should "fear" having to share sporting change rooms or military quarters with gay men promotes the damaging idea that gay men are essentially predatory, completely incapable of containing their own desires.

He described the mismatch as a problem of "constitutional magnitude," essentially rendering the city incapable of meeting its responsibility to all students, but especially to those who are struggling.