Sentence examples for inability to exist from inspiring English sources

Her inability to exist in these absolutely political waters caused her suicide.

It was about my fear, my rage, my reverential terror and inability to exist within that.

Several biases may exist in the screening interview including lack of telephone or inability to be contacted.

But as a consequence, "a number of vehicles have been left unregistered due to the inspectors' inability to verify that the garages exist," the local news media reported.

One could argue that even "Curb Your Enthusiasm" has a moral core: it's a lampoon about an ultra-privileged white Westerner who desperately wants to be seen as a good person but whose attempts at the most basic politeness explode because of his intractable selfishness, his inability to acknowledge that other people exist.

However, problems of specificity exist, with inability to differentiate inflammatory, infectious and malignant processes.

To get overly depressed about another defeat by Australia reflects an inability to appreciate the gulf that exists on and off the field between the Super League and the NRL.

COPD is a type of obstructive lung disease in which chronic incompletely reversible poor airflow (airflow limitation) and inability to breathe out fully (air trapping) exist.

("Voice blindness," an inability to recognize people by voice, also exists).

To the extent that female inability to equate professional success with happiness exists, there is an opinion as to why.

To the extent that female inability to equate professional success with happiness exists, there is ample opinion as to why.