"I felt a great sense of impotence," he said on Tuesday morning, sitting with his wife, Barbara Novak, an American art historian, over a full Irish breakfast.
The Roman Forum is — along with the Parthenon and the Egyptian pyramids — one of the mandatory sites for reflection on the passing of great powers, the impotence of architectural grandeur, and, these days, on the windfall profiteering of cold soda in places that attract mass tourism.
And now I feel even greater despair and impotence.
Finally, in an analysis of the Radiation Therapy Oncology Group 9406 trial, 21 158 men who were potent at the start of treatment were evaluated in follow-up, and those who received a penile dose of >52.5Gy had a greater risk of impotence (P =.039).
And, they say, the great artist suffered from impotence, despite being quite the womaniser.
From time to time, Mr. Godard's camera pauses over hands flipping through books whose pages are blank -- an apt metaphor for this film, which is a lavish expression of artistic impotence, a great filmmaker's elegy for his own lost relevance.
The great sportsman has been having impotence treatment, he "bravely revealed", but only as a preventative measure.
Horner's ruse of impotence is a great success, and he has sex with many ladies of virtuous reputation, mostly the wives and daughters of citizens or "cits", i.e. upwardly mobile businessmen and entrepreneurs of the City of London, as opposed to the Town, the aristocratic quarters where Horner and his friends live.
Westminster in London was found to be the impotence capital.
