Sentence examples for incapable of feeling from inspiring English sources

But I do know it bothers me that I helped create this image of a man incapable of feeling what you and I feel.

If he were not from the planet Vulcan ("birthers" take note) and therefore incapable of feeling emotion, he would have every reason to feel lonely right now.Two members of his economic team Christina Romer and Peter Orszag have already left the White House and Larry Summers, his chief economic co-ordinator, will return to Harvard University after November's mid-term elections.

She had wondered, unable to ask, how the man she had just started dating would feel about breasts that were surgically reconstructed, incapable of feeling his touch or nursing his children.

When Berkeley does not feel like some kind of vast exercise in collective dystopia-a kind of left-wing Plymouth Plantation in which a man may be pilloried for over-illuminating his house at Christmastime-then paradoxically it often feels like a place filled with people incapable of feeling or acting in concert with each other.

Some girls truly feel they absolutely must be in a relationship at all times, mostly because they are incapable of feeling complete unless they are with a guy and are focusing on taking their relationships to the next level.

Psychopaths are incapable of feeling empathy and guilt, being responsible for most violent crimes.

Unless these managers feel supported and realise that there are things they can do to respond to the HIV/AIDS stresses imposed on the health system, they are at risk of feeling incapable of doing anything constructive.

Is he really incapable of human feeling?

Yet most of the animals we kill lead lives organized very much in the spirit of Descartes, who famously claimed that animals were mere machines, incapable of thought or feeling.

Indeed, too often the annual ritual that is meant to strengthen our self-esteem and improve our lives leaves us concluding we're "lazy," "weak," or incapable of change and feeling even worse about ourselves than before we started.

a good-for-nothing, incapable of true feelings, mediocre, adrift even in his profession". Olga tries to comfort him, hoping that will bring him home, but her efforts are pointless.