Sentence examples for felt incapable from inspiring English sources

"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.

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.

The exact cause is unknown he wrote of a "vague malaise"—but perhaps Akutagawa felt incapable either of sublimating his personal experiences into fiction or else of giving them the accents of the proletarian literature movement, then at its height.

At the comprehensive, it wasn't that I turned my back on work, I just felt incapable of spending time working when I was worrying about someone being nasty to me for wearing the wrong style of skirt.

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

They want prison officers to be in charge, and the prison officers feel incapable to do that.

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

Barnes, a competent soldier, feels incapable of "dealing with death in an alien culture and he had no idea how to relate to this man or the death of his son.

Jack Seale 10pm, Channel 4 There are many people suffering from serious conditions who, either out of fear or for financial reasons, feel incapable of visiting a doctor or dentist.