Sentence examples for feel incapable from inspiring English sources

Most feelings of nervousness are based on erroneous notions that make you feel incapable of handling life situations -- be it with business matters, at home with your family or recovering from an illness.

Women often feel incapable of caring for, or protecting her baby, and this feeling interferes with the way they interact with the newborn and the development of the mother-child relationship [ 4, 5].

I have been so appalled by this that I feel incapable of saying anything helpful.

I sometimes feel incapable of looking back at games without also looking forward.

They abhor their own unreliability, but they feel incapable of overcoming it.

With classrooms as my laboratory, I have learned that most people feel incapable of talking through sensitive issues.

"I felt incapable of dealing with that pressure.

Once homeless, they embarked on the kind of self-experimentation that they felt incapable of at home.

"When I began in 1973 I felt incapable of doing a one-on-one interview with him.

But Glennard is preoccupied with the guilt over the sale, and feels incapable of overcoming his sense of shame and betrayal to Aubyn.

Last week, two cardinals said that they believed the pope would resign if his condition got so bad that he felt incapable of carrying on in the job.