Sentence examples for incapable of recognizing from inspiring English sources

Peter proves particularly incapable of recognizing this.

Maybe he's got me nailed, but the nature of these traits makes me incapable of recognizing that I've got them.

It's not that an undifferentiated mass of "coastal élites" is incapable of recognizing that globalization, automation, and deindustrialization have left millions of people in reduced and uncertain circumstances.

In Nick's case, the confusions of a broken home have made him canny, manipulative, and chronically afraid, as well as incapable of recognizing a good thing.

This might not even be due to moral perversity; they might be so beyond us that they were incapable of recognizing us as objects of moral concern.

Do you lack any imagination whatsoever that renders you incapable of recognizing that what's going on in your body isn't what's happening in someone else's?

So attached are we to certain kinds of errors, he contends, that we are incapable even of recognizing them as errors.

Dowd depicts the "boy emperor," by contrast, as the victim of a family psychodynamic he is incapable even of recognizing, and as the yielding vehicle for mean-spirited aides pursuing private agendas.

The White House has been held by a string of do-nothing presidents, Republican and Democrat, incapable, apparently, of recognizing the real threats to our national security: a failing education system and racial and economic divides that are tearing us apart faster and faster each day.

The value of recognizing that existing consent norms are incapable of accommodating much of the research associated with DNA data banks is that it forces policy makers and the public to confront the social tradeoffs inextricably linked to this work.

Dulles thought that they were liable to face a situation in which the President would be incapable of acting, without recognizing his own incapacity.