Sentence examples for impotent said from inspiring English sources

"When you are sick, you are tired, you are impotent," said George Bitti, 58.

"We're completely impotent," said Zynthia Cazares, 30, an American citizen who was among those abducted and whose husband, brother and father are still missing.

"It's a clear strategy of the Maduro government to render the Assembly completely impotent," said Michael Shifter of the Inter-American Dialogue, a Washington research group.

"There is a perception almost that you're impotent," said one nondrinker, an editor at a liquor-focused lifestyle magazine who asked not to be identified because many of his co-workers don't know he recently entered a 12-step program.

"A lot of the time, once legal counsel is done with your marketing material, it's impotent," said Abhinav Shukla, a founder of AlphaHarvest Capital, a small New York-based hedge fund.

"You're trying to look presidential and in command of all the facts and not look impotent," said James Jay Carafano, a homeland security expert at the conservative Heritage Foundation.

Now Britain is "impotent", says one bank boss in London.So the case against the tax is being made more directly, by lobbyists and others.

Essam al-Eryan, a leader of Egypt's largest Islamic group, the Muslim Brotherhood, lambasted Arab leaders as impotent, saying they were watching Mr. Arafat "under direct threat and they can't do anything about it".

"I felt angry, sad, impotent," she said in an interview.

"Julie was trying to wrestle with the logistics as well as the art, and that's when I felt fairly impotent," Bono said.

The Republican national chairman today dismissed the Democratic Party's response to the nation's economic problems as "impotent," and said he did not believe that a fall campaign revolving around the economy would hurt his party's Congressional candidates.