Little wonder then that Steve Phillips, the architect of this impotent aggregation, talked yesterday of the need to bolster the Mets' offense for next season.
When he says that he feels impotent, he's not just talking about sex.
We're talking, talking, talking but we can't do anything about it and I think they [HPs] find that difficult too because they feel impotent but they can't do what they want to do, they can't give a service that they want to give (Relative).
The outcome is expected to be as tragic and as impotent as the collapse of last year's climate talks in Copenhagen.
And the result is impotent government, dangerous imbalances between rich and poor, a nine-year war that no one will talk about, and well-rehearsed fear and loathing of every opposition.
They say that if it falls on his secret part (sexual part) he may become impotent".- IDI with TBA) The interviews revealed that while various newborn care programs running in the area have talked about the cord, no program mentions about the raw area left after the cord falls off.- ID
It is tempting to think that information talk is impotent in this context and indeed, some philosophers have argued that such talk is misleading and should be abandoned (e.g., Sarkar 1996, Weber 2005, and possibly Rosenberg 2006).
That was surely evident from the mass display of impotent finger-wagging on the Sunday talk shows this weekend.
Just like in Bosnia, the U.N. – which is brokering the fruitless intra-Syrian talks – has been rendered impotent.
Officially, Ethiopia is making good on a promise to quit, signed at peace talks in Djibouti last month between Somalia's impotent transitional government and moderate Islamists.
