Sentence examples for inability to create from inspiring English sources

The offensive line is also under scrutiny for its inability to create running lanes.

Meanwhile, an opportunity lurks in China's seeming inability to create innovative products with international identities.

Nagel patronizingly describes what he sees as Brooks's inability to "create characters that compel belief".

It follows, then, that an inability to create mental images would hinder students' abilities to use such strategies.

Their defending has not been perfect but their inability to create and finish chances has been the difference in Europe.

Bradlees' demise was in part a result of the chain's inability to create its own identity, according to retail analysts.

His only glaring weakness as a player is his inability to create his own shot when the defense stiffens.

Many a novelist thereafter kept a precise record of his cogitations, anxieties, and harrowing moments of inability to create.

They were also put off by President Roh's inability to create more jobs and reduce social inequality.

He is probably still a little bit insecure about his inability to create potent sperm – and no doubt devoted to his "non-biological" children.

In a testament to TV's inability to create new hits this year, "Truth" was No. 13 on the list of the network's top shows.