Sentence examples for how unable from inspiring English sources

And how, unable to quell my longstanding misgivings, I made the wrenching decision a decade later to leave the church.

Movingly, he describes how, unable to visit McVeigh in his final hours, he had to track the execution on television.

A second video, shot by a protester standing nearby, showed how – unable to break his fall – Tomlinson slammed against the pavement.

And she described for me again how, unable to get it out of her head, she had arranged it, mentally, for the piano, overnight.

That they cannot even lay that argument to rest is an indication of just how little headway they are making and how unable they are to understand their position, let alone get it across.

And she's a racist, quite confident about them: "how incapable they are of hard work, how unable they are to govern -- they don't even want to, really they don't!" Even the intonation is right.

The most shocking moment is not the revelation of how Nora, unable by law to borrow without father or spouse's permission, came by the loan she needed to save her husband's life, nor that famous final slamming of the door.

Science is still struggling to understand what two Harvard neurologists have called "the pathology of superiority," the linkage of gift and disorder that explains how someone unable to communicate or perform simple tasks can at the same time calculate astronomical sums or produce striking music or art.

"She was nuts, wacky in the best sense of the word," says Pressman, going on to tell how Holt, unable to find a sharp knife in his apartment, had once prepared a rice and almond pudding by chewing up almonds and spitting them on the plate.

Schulman describes how Charles, unable to convince brother Frederick to sell his stake in Koch Industries, allegedly resorted to "a homosexual blackmail attempt to force Frederick to sell his shares".

In a phone interview, Ju Hong talked of the pain of separation from his family, and the anxiety for those who are still in the U.S. "My mother and older sister could still be deported," he said, and shared how they were unable to visit their ailing grandfather because of immigration status, and then unable to attend his funeral when he died.