Sentence examples for incapable of imagining from inspiring English sources

Why do you think Artie is so incapable of imagining the reason for Mort's anger at him?

He seems to be genuinely incapable of imagining the world as it appears to a non-American.

_ Why do you think Artie is so incapable of imagining the reason for Mort's anger at him?

They know Ragnarök is coming, but are incapable of imagining any way to fend it off, or change the story.

That's not to say that adults are incapable of imagining, it's just to say that too many of us don't take the time to do it.

Granted, writing is a lonely and stubbornly uncinematic activity, but it still seems remarkable that writers have been so consistently incapable of imagining themselves sympathetically on the screen.

Silently, more like sleepwalkers than like Mossad agents, they padded down Connecticut, over the Klingle Valley Bridge (which Jacob was incapable of crossing without imagining jumping), past the Kennedy-Warren apartments.

Said one British officer: :"The courage and obstinacy with which the Americans fought were the astonishment of everyone, and we now became fully convinced that they are not that contemptible enemy we had hitherto imagined them, incapable of standing a regular engagement, and that they would only fight behind strong and powerful works".

Liberal feminists embrace the value of voluntary choice for feminism, but argue that women often cannot exercise it, because sexist socialization and a homogeneous culture render them incapable of critically assessing their preferences and imagining life otherwise (Meyers 2004; Cornell 1998; Cudd 2006).

But she is also incapable - as a human being - of imagining Krogstad.

In rigid-body dynamics, the extension of bodies and their mass distributions are considered as well, but they are imagined to be incapable of deformation.