Sentence examples for inability to confront from inspiring English sources

Our inability to confront a simple but unacknowledged truth is equally troubling.

But there is a deeper reason for America's inability to confront Isis successfully.

"In the inability to confront these forces, political assassinations can happen, radicalization.

She had earlier protested the rapidity of the parliamentary proceedings and her inability to confront or cross-examine her accusers.

She had protested the rapidity of the parliamentary proceeding and her inability to confront or cross-examine her accusers.

The unsentimental reaction reveals their youthful inability to confront the death of an innocent, positioning the dog as a thematic device more than anything else.

While careful to flag Oman's longstanding preference for a non-military solution to the Iran question and, less directly, Oman's inability to actively confront Iranian obstinacy, the Sultanate nevertheless maintains a clear-eyed view of Iran, its increasingly threatening behavior and the potential repercussions for the region.

Far from praising the Palestinian leadership, the IS videos released over the weekend contain explicit attacks on both Hamas and the Palestinian Authority for their inability to aggressively confront Israel.

I'm as heartbroken as the next liberal at the cynicism of the Republican Party and the inability of Democrats to confront them in blunt moral terms.

"The NTC's lack of action is an indication of their own inability or unwillingness to confront the militias," she said.

Israel and the United States, in the meantime, grew deeply frustrated with Arafat's inability, or unwillingness, to confront Hamas, which had become a pioneer in the art of terror.