"His inability to engage the politicians here has been a real liability," one Democratic lawmaker complained.
But what drives them away from wonder is not their atheism but their inability to engage with uncertainty.
The Los Angeles Times faulted "Rowling's inability to engage us, to invest us sufficiently in her characters".
Demonstrates an inability to engage in a medically recommended level of treatment while maintaining participation in daily activities at MIT.
His inability to engage in an exercise where he had to silently communicate with a stranger earned him a violent shove.
Gradually, the unwavering safety Liga has chosen for her children begins to reveal itself for what it is: an inability to engage in a world of unthinkable realities.
It will probably work to undermine the coalition around the king and play on America's presumed inability to engage in state-building for any length of time.
The UK, the report concludes, lost 1% of GDP to an inability to engage potential young workers – a figure that contrasts with 2011 growth of 0.8%.
But he exits at a time when Washington is facing growing criticism for its inability to engage with and influence the North.
In adults a lack of empathy, a lack of remorse, irritability, and an inability to engage in close relationships may be pronounced, along with continued rule breaking.
More generally, she talks about "perverse obliqueness", "emotional constipation" and a "general inability to engage in a direct and straightforward fashion with other human beings".
