Sentence examples for incapable of believing from inspiring English sources
Almost as basic a truth is that we seem incapable of believing it.
(Barker, with her customary good sense, dismisses the modern critical speculation that the "Lucy" poems are a clue to incest: "The post-Freudian world is incapable of believing that there could be anything innocent about intense sibling affection").
In particular, he found himself "incapable of believing that all that is wrong with wanton cruelty is that I don't like it".
Not because, like in years past, I am intrinsically incapable of believing them.
What they seem incapable of believing, or even considering, is that maybe, just maybe, much of the financial sector produces no value at all. 3. Washington fell into the "investor confidence" trap.
Later that evening, Rhett, having heard the rumors, forces Scarlett to attend a birthday party for Ashley; incapable of believing anything bad of her beloved sister-in-law, Melanie stands by Scarlett's side so that all know that she believes the gossip to be false.
Patricia Bellasalma, president of NOW in California, accused Brown of "believing that women are incapable of giving informed consent, incapable of contracting when money is involved," she said to HuffPost.
Any person with so much power who is so incapable of introspection and who believes that his is a mission from God is frightening to behold.
Only in the dramatically improved ending, with Cereno and his men risking their lives in the sea and the enraged slaves pursuing them, does it dawn on him that those "rude blacks" he believed incapable of such subterfuge were actually the masters, and that his own prejudices allowed him to play into the hands of Babo and his rebels.
This allegation plays into Romney's most enduring criticism, namely that the man is incapable of saying what he believes -- ever -- just what he thinks will be the most politically expedient, even if it's a matter of life or death.
