Sentence examples for incapable of error from inspiring English sources
Gollancz had demonic energy, combined with a self-assurance which slipped easily into arrogance ("I am incapable of error").
There is no reporter who is incapable of error, no established media outlet without a black mark or twenty on its record.
The carelessness with which he lays out his case, and the lack of any compelling detail, suggests that it is in fact Jenkins who considers himself incapable of error, at least when he is writing about science.
His deification set the "right stuff" tone that NASA would follow with its own astronauts: the lumbering icons in their puffy, complicated suits, incapable of error or weakness or even, it sometimes seemed, emotion.
Western society long ago decided that gender is immutable, that men are men and women women in perpetuity — that, somehow, nature or God or whomever is responsible for determining the formation of genitalia and chromosomes in utero is incapable of error.
Bowman and Poole watch Hal and themselves being interviewed in a BBC show about the mission, in which the computer states that he is "foolproof and incapable of error".
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.
Once again, Trump is absolutely incapable of ever admitting error in any way, shape, or form -- and he wasn't going to start now.
However, the authors in [6] pointed out the limitation of the existing topology error processing, incapable of detecting an irrelevant or critical line error in a certain measurement configuration.
While current ontology debugging methods can detect logical errors (incoherences and inconsistencies), they are incapable of detecting hidden modeling errors in coherent and consistent ontologies.
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.
