Sentence examples for incapable of expression from inspiring English sources

Biggs is incapable of expression, Turner has the bizarre swagger of a female wrestler, and it's all just awful to watch.

For specific regulatory elements, multimerization or the addition of the cauliflower mosaic virus 35S general enhancer was able to activate expression of reporter gene constructs that were otherwise incapable of expression on their own.

Unless if they're cardboard boxes that are incapable of expression any emotions, they come with feelings too.

Cliff Floyd bent over the first-base line, unable to stand up straight, incapable of any expression other than a grimace.

Additionally, there have been countless articles about the appropriation of "gay culture" by women, as well as open resentment from gay men who believe that women are incapable of creative expression without the agency of a male curator.

Because of 2 nonsense mutations in the precore region, 1 specific HBV genotype (G) is always incapable of HBeAg expression.

Although BTX-A can be used in combination with fillers, lasers, and surgical procedures or even applied into other areas of the face and neck, we should use common sense and carefully examine the patient's anatomy when using this neurotoxin in order to avoid excessive muscle relaxation, muscle paralysis, or the end result of a face incapable of natural expressions.

We imagine them as incapable of self-expression and spotless in terms of their moral posture -- supremely innocent, utterly degraded, waiting to be saved.

He describes an impossible woman named Emily who "was incapable of saying please, incapable of saying thank you and incapable of saying sorry, all the while creating a surge in the demand for these expressions".

Incapable of saying "no".

In the new novel, a bad house guest is dismissed with killing, never-to-be-forgotten scorn: "As a guest, Emily Price had three main drawbacks: she was incapable of saying please, incapable of saying thank you, and incapable of saying sorry, all the while creating a surge in the demand for these expressions".