Sentence examples for its own inability from inspiring English sources

But it is also aware of the growing needs of society, and its own inability to meet them.

Grief is its own inability; Muldoon gets us to feel both.

In an age intoxicated with speed and exhausted by its own inability to find time, this is a countercultural challenge.

With distance, however, the music now seems to live in its own inability to break new ground.

In an immediate sense, what brought down the ancien régime was its own inability to change or, more simply, to pay its way.

The safest conclusion is that Washington remains confused about what Iran is doing, and frustrated by its own inability to find allies to support a response.

In 1823, when William Buckland discovered the Red Lady of Paviland, part of what misled him about its age in addition to his own inability to envisage "antediluvian" humans was its appearance.

PHOTOGRAPH BY SHANNON MCPHERRON / MPIE-EVA In 1823, when William Buckland discovered the Red Lady of Paviland, part of what misled him about its age — in addition to his own inability to envisage "antediluvian" humans — was its appearance.

He's been chagrined by his own inability to do it".

In a warning last week, Mr. Adams betrayed his own inability to sway the I.R.A., saying: "It is not easy to get the I.R.A. to do this speedily.

Small things annoyed him, particularly his own inability to do simple things.