Sentence examples for inadequate to express from inspiring English sources

As late as 1950 he was declaring that there were emotional and spiritual aspects to life, "which prose drama was wholly inadequate to express".

The champions of Image cast their rivals as condescending literalists, unwilling to recognize that there are things their precious verbiage is inadequate to express.

"To me this kind of grading system seems inadequate to express the education that's occurring within an entire school, and in fact becomes quite detrimental to the education process," said Joanne Singleton, co-president of the Parent Teacher Association.

However, beta diversity values derived by partitioning strongly depend on focus and sample size and the partitioning is inadequate to express the contribution of landscape elements to community variation.

Its importance lies in the fact that it allows me and many women like me in the sameness of our gender all differences taken into account to state that "we" women find these representations and images of us highly insufficient and inadequate to express our experience.

A more modern objection is that the formal theory of the syllogism as presented in Prior Analytics 1 1, 3-7 is woefully inadequate to express a theory involving conditionals and many-many relations, as is the case with all ancient mathematics.

It is well known that transform-based codecs are inadequate to efficiently express the speech input signals, especially at low bitrates [8, 9].

Words seem inadequate to properly express just how grand and truly majestic the Andes are or how humbling it is to stand in the immaculately preserved ruins of an ancient civilization.

Further, Rampersad says, many admirers of Malcolm X perceive "accomplished and admirable" figures like Martin Luther King, Jr., and W. E. B. Du Bois inadequate to fully express black humanity as it struggles with oppression, "while Malcolm is seen as the apotheosis of black individual greatness... he is a perfect hero his wisdom is surpassing, his courage definitive, his sacrifice messianic".

Seventeen percent of patients annotated answers they provided on the OHS, suggesting that the patients felt that the questions were inadequate to suitably express themselves.

Neglect in our context is understood to express the notion of inadequate policies for pastoral communities and their stakes.