Sentence examples for inability of man from inspiring English sources
But what's most worrying about the gulf leak is the apparent inability of man, whether embodied by corporation or government, to stop the flow of oil.
Melville's Moby-Dick, which is such a broad and profound examination of individualism at the cost of the greater good, the power of nature and the inability of man to tame it, among many other things, could not have been written outside an age of whaling, American expansionism and the shadow of transcendentalism.
Again; war, pacifism, the love of men, the inability of men to renounce violence, all put into powerful juxtaposition.
"The moral issues at stake here — the repression of women, the inability of men and women to negotiate their own love — is not only an Islamic story, but a majority of humanity are still struggling with these issues.
"Slacking on Slacks," Maureen Dowd's June 11 column about the inability of men to divest themselves of some mellowed articles of apparel, reminds me of a pair of burned leather slippers, badly bruised in an apartment fire, that my husband brought to our marriage in 1955.
Cat On a Hot Tin Roof, with it's perrennial Tennesse Williams theme of the inability of men and women to communicate, is natural fodder for Burkhart.
Monogamy was viewed as unlikely given the inability of men to remain sexually faithful.
Often this was done, according to men, because they feared women would 'cheat' on them with other men; an inability of men to control their partners, devalued men's sense of themselves.
For example, Okello and Hovil attribute IPV in Northern Uganda to the men's loss of traditional roles and identity due to displacement and an inability of men to care for their families [ 25].
So even the apparently simple parable of Herr Puntila reveals the conflicting strands of human nature and the inability of fallen man to become whole again.
Impotence, also called erectile dysfunction, in general, the inability of a man to achieve or maintain penile erection and hence the inability to participate fully in sexual intercourse.
