Sentence examples for incapable of standing from inspiring English sources
He seems incapable of standing back from his own interests.
They should be quite sloppy and incapable of standing in peaks.
Were Miliband to concede the point, he would show himself quite incapable of standing up to vested interests – but standing up in this way has been one of his great selling points.
In trying, perhaps unconsciously, to exonerate himself among his persistent liberal critics, Clinton reminded even sympathetic voters of the qualities that had made him seem maddeningly incapable of standing on principle or admitting fault.
A slender energetic woman, her arms and chest covered in intricate tattoos of pentagrams to ravens and her vibrant pink hair covered in a black bandanna, she seems incapable of standing still for more than a few minutes.
Given the success the Republicans have had in blocking action when the Democrats cannot muster 60 votes, the main culprit appears to be the Democratic leadership, which seems uninterested in or incapable of standing up to Mr. Bush.
Laws, parents, and conventions of the time constrained women, but the Victorian era had not yet rendered them incapable of judging others and standing up for themselves.
Indeed, Facebook appears pathologically incapable of abandoning its long-standing modus operandi of socially engineering consent from users (doubtless fed via its own self-reinforced A/B testing ad expertise).
Cruz, the last non-Trump standing, is mathematically incapable of nabbing the nomination and will be sidelined at a brokered convention because of his extreme right-wing, fundamentalist views and unlikeability.
Long standing fallacies hold that Americans of color are incapable of appreciating or managing our public lands.
Senator Robert Reynolds attempted to get Laughlin reinstated, but Bush informed the trustees that an inquiry into Laughlin would "show him to be physically incapable of directing an office, and an investigation of his scientific standing would be equally conclusive".
