Sentence examples for inability to become from inspiring English sources

A song about being unsatisfied by someone's inability to become emotionally available, perhaps?

In fact, the MetroStars' inability to become a New York-based M.L.S. powerhouse has probably hurt the league's efforts to raise its national profile.

Miriam is a schoolteacher with a complex marriage made more so by a severely disturbed child and her current inability to become pregnant.

A patient asked me to meet with her and her husband (at his request) to discuss her inability to become pregnant.

The decline of that illness, a doctor friend of hers predicts, will give rise to a new one, "the inability to become attached to anything".

Young men have spoken about their inability to become aroused by "real" girls anymore, and about the isolating impact of porn addiction on their lives.

She's famous for her big hair, big boobs, big spats with celebrity guests, and her utter inability ever to become embarrassed.

But with no obvious foils to blame as he had during the presidential campaign, Trump's own character traits underlying his inability to get things done have become more obvious to more observers: His profound ignorance of both domestic and world affairs, an inability or unwillingness to focus, and an eagerness to lash out at perceived threats.

The stories over the past week that depict the tragedy of his inability to ever become secretary of state miss the point.

Only as art can such inability to function become appealing.

"Members of Congress are not accustomed to playing by our rules of duty, honor, country," read a report he oversaw for the Army, which had become concerned with its inability to get what it wanted from politicians.