Sentence examples for incapable of expressing from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, expression of HBVX− DNA, an HBV genomic DNA that is incapable of expressing HBx protein, failed to increase G6PD level, suggesting a critical role of HBx in the stimulation.

Even CNN's Wolf Blitzer, although medically incapable of expressing enthusiasm, called it a "grand slam".

Li made a poor impression in court and seemed incapable of expressing remorse.

But Bush was brought up not to gloat, and Baker is incapable of expressing passion.

For Albrecht, the images revealed how computers are incapable of expressing ambiguity, which is the essence of the human experience.

The resulting images revealed how computers are incapable of expressing ambiguity, which is the essence of the human experience.

And young people, raised on video games with which they "interact" but not converse, are reluctant -- if not incapable -- of expressing themselves in comprehensible complete sentences.

In his review for Kompas, Adi wrote that Ayu had made a well developed and acted film, a "good debut for [Indonesia's] future director", although he considered the cinematography incapable of fully expressing the character's psychological torment.

Questions such as what it means for a corporate entity a legal fiction incapable of thought to express a belief, who the "we" is in "we believe our practices are legally compliant," and what it means to believe, all help to frame the conversation about the role of directors in disciplining the corporate-disclosure process.

I think she is a women incapable of loving, or one with a very particular way of expressing it.

He gave a borderline dislikable performance, hewing almost too faithfully to the Coen brothers' idea of the character as a self-destructive second-level artist (a folksinger), a man incapable of receiving or expressing affection.