Sentence examples for incapable of experiencing from inspiring English sources

I am incapable of experiencing".

Marchessini said that gay men are incapable of experiencing love.

But for Yeltsin, whose ravenous curiosity led him to interview everyone he met and see everything he could see, the trip seems to have been the kind of genuine epiphany other Soviet visitors, including Gorbachev, were incapable of experiencing.

The sage may be oblivious to the call of the emotions, he explains, and men of inferior nature are incapable of experiencing true affection; "it is precisely in people like us that the deepest and most intense emotions find their place" (Shishuo xinyu 17.4).

These hypothetical entities, he contended, should not be considered incapable of experiencing pain just because they lack the same neurochemistry as humans.

Although self-help and self-guided treatments for PCa-linked depression are to be commended, they will be of relatively little efficacy with men who are anhedonic, and who are therefore biologically incapable of experiencing pleasure, either from behaviourally-induced activities or within the therapeutic bond of psychotherapy.

A finished city, polished to a gloss, is also a finished city, incapable of new experience.

But the philosopher wants to know whether releasing that chemical or having one's brain activated in that region is essential to being afraid or being in pain or having thoughts of one's father: would beings lacking that particular chemical or cranial layout be incapable of these experiences?

Our leaders, and the economists who advise them, have shown themselves incapable of learning from experience, but they have forgotten much that we once knew.

After all, Trump is incapable of having an experience without wondering primarily how it might be monetised.

Music opens a channel of expression for those otherwise incapable of sharing their experience and expressing their pain.