Sentence examples for everything unable from inspiring English sources
Ask yourself: is Hamlet true to himself, doubting everything, unable to avenge his father's murder, incapable of uttering the secret that he has learned from the ghost's lips, and unwilling to declare his love for Ophelia whose father he kills?
I am unsure about everything, unable to make any decision of importance.
Severely ill children with danger signs (vomiting everything, unable to breastfeed or drink water, lethargy or coma, convulsions) were excluded and referred.
So maybe it's fitting that when we grow old, everything flips: Unable to eat like we used to, we forget how to speak and our legs can barely move while everyone patronizes or "babies" us.
So maybe it's fitting that when we grow old, everything flips: Unable to eat like we used to, we forget how to speak and our legs can barely move while everyone patronises or "babies" us.
The WikiLeaks cables reveal autocratic but powerless Sunni Arab governments calling on the United States to do everything they are unable to do themselves — from decapitating Iran to coordinating a Sunni attack on an ascendant Hezbollah in Lebanon.
For a start, it clearly means more to him than to his rivals - as he had explained to me, having lost everything, and been unable to run for nearly five years, he knows exactly what the national vest symbolises.
He flails like a child, helplessly stimulated by everything around him, unable to ignore useless distractions and stay on course.
"People are going to be very interested to know exactly what the reasons were for the incidents that are still unexplained because the implications are huge: we've seen everything from users being unable to see their email to visitors and third-party retailers who use Amazon's marketplace being unable to buy and sell goods - all happening seemingly with no warning".
I was hoping to find attractive cedar-lined storage solutions for everything I'd been unable to divest myself of at the end of 2012: aging spices, children's artwork, torn clothing.
David A. Tewksbury, a company co-founder, said they quickly realized it offered everything they had been unable to find elsewhere: a large, well-maintained property that was near a major highway exit (Exit 9 on Interstate 95), and also in an area where the demand for sports complexes far exceeded what was available.
