Sentence examples for impotent one from inspiring English sources
As Ancelotti knows, it worked in the past, though I fear I'm missing something." 8.37pm BST Half-time: Bayern 0-3 Reagg(agg: 0-4) It has been a perfect performance by Real and a remarkably impotent one by Bayern.
Sure, we're still the world's sole superpower, but an utterly impotent one unless backed by the super wealth of our new imperial paymasters.
President Reagan spoke often about properly limiting government and having it live within its means--but he was seeking a lean, efficient and effective federal government, not the largely impotent one envisioned by Tea Party lawmakers.
Impotent one, it is considered very rude to try and get service while on a mobile phone, some staff will just stare at you in till you end the call.
"Aviation safety is a potent subject in America while it is an impotent one in India," A. Ranganathan, a former pilot and safety consultant, wrote in The Hindu newspaper late last year.
A scandal erupted in Moscow political circles, and Putin's human-rights ombudswoman — whose position is a thankless, largely impotent one, but with a relatively high profile — said that Kadyrov's "statements are not only pointless but also harmful, because they render a disservice to the President and cast a shadow on the country".
All too often today's Europe has proved to be stupidly intrusive on secondary issues (such as the VAT rate on hairdressers and equestrian clubs) and pathetically impotent on important ones (such as tax havens and financial regulation).
Patience is recommended and except for two brief explosions of impotent anger, one on Tarek's part, the other on Walter's, there is no emotional grandstanding.
Rutgers may be the Big East's best team after its midseason transformation from impotent to one that averaged 46.2 points over its last five games, but Cincinnati did win the title without great fanfare and with a stadium that has a smaller seating capacity than Rutgers's.
Indeed, conference committees have proved impotent, which is one reason they have been resisted in Albany.
Next came anger - the impotent fury of one who has splashed out a couple of grand to watch an unimaginable Pomnishambles play out in front of their sunburned nose, the swearing at inanimate objects like a splayed set of stumps or the shouting at a cricket shot to go and do something both technically and biologically impossible.
