We talked about her conviction in the superiority of the Baptist faith, and their inability to accept homosexuality as an acceptable way of life.
Others also blame the Iraqis for their inability to accept America's gift of freedom.
The most curious defense mechanism is the inability to accept good news at face value.
"Wittgenstein's Poker" is full of similar testimony, about Popper's ferocious temper and his inability to accept criticism of any kind.
A TfL spokesman said the 5 per cent price hike arose partly from ticket machines' inability to accept small coins.
Lynch writes about being plagued by insecurity, alcoholism, and an early inability to accept that she was gay.
It is not, as in the past, an example of Ms. Tharp's inability to accept this idiom as a given.
As are we all, yet oddly unified in our collective inability to accept Geri's ever more preposterous CV bolt-ons.
Whereas her mother was always successful, her father only got enough encouragement to add to his inability to accept the reality of his failure.
But what they had in common was an inability to accept the illogic of the Jim Crow world in which they were raised.
Stoll told Nyad that she would not accompany her on a fifth attempt at Cuba: she was increasingly disturbed by her friend's inability to accept defeat.
