Sentence examples for inability to embrace from inspiring English sources

Steve Kristy spent 18 years at Kodak until finally quitting in 2000, saying he was exasperated by the company's inability to embrace the digital world.

That, somehow, deeply embedded in their psyche is an inability to embrace development and improve their own lot in life without guidance and help".

The digital age may be a new phenomenon, but philosophers have long speculated about the human inability to embrace reality as it is.

Brexit, multiple scandals at the heart of the Stormont executive and an inability to embrace the partnership spirit of 1998 have brought us to this precarious place.

I'm not, however, an evangelical vegetarian, not least because my inability to embrace full veganism, compounded by a passion for cafe au lait and banoffee pie, somewhat disqualifies me from preaching to others about eating animal products.

In an Australia that has only this week reminded us of its inability to embrace a prominent Indigenous sportsman, proud and celebratory of his culture, the presence of a strong black woman – comfortable in her skin, body, sexuality and race – is a message that should ring loud and clear for contemporary audiences.

Their failure is usually an inability to truly embrace the new business models the disruptive change opens up.

Their unwillingness or inability to settle — to embrace and be defined by one place only — draws them to each other.

From Germany to China, leaders are fretting over France's inability or unwillingness to embrace reforms widely implemented elsewhere to make its economy more competitive.

Inability to comprehend driving laws?

I have come to know that my faith was at odds with my inability to trust God enough to embrace my authentic self.