Sentence examples for incapable of admitting from inspiring English sources

You are incapable of admitting doubt.

Riad's father, though by no means a hateful character, is the story's foremost authoritarian, incapable of admitting ignorance or error, guilty of sectarianism, racism, misogyny and superstition.

The president and vice president seem incapable of admitting any error, especially that their experienced foreign policy team did not see through Saddam's tricks.

English fiction, in particular, continues to reflect closely the functioning of the English class system: a small group at the top table demands so much of our time and attention that we seem incapable of admitting that anyone else produces work of any interest or value.

The president might be incapable of admitting his mistakes, but Americans have recognized the need for criminal justice reform.

She's a refreshingly "real" woman (the others presumably holograms, whose scientific makeup renders them incapable of admitting how much they love eating, being goofy and hot dogs).

He is incapable, really, of admitting past errors.

Once again, Trump is absolutely incapable of ever admitting error in any way, shape, or form -- and he wasn't going to start now.

In trying, perhaps unconsciously, to exonerate himself among his persistent liberal critics, Clinton reminded even sympathetic voters of the qualities that had made him seem maddeningly incapable of standing on principle or admitting fault.

The government of Austria justifies its reaction by admitting to being incapable of organising and administering a larger influx of refugees.

Those who stuck to their slow-and-steady cadence seemed as if they were admitting they were incapable of adapting to the circumstance.