Sentence examples for made impotent from inspiring English sources

The strongest tool that citizens possess is being made impotent by the government officials who are most immune to the power of the vote.

Nevertheless, this moment, of threatened voting rights and judicial obscurity, presents a paradox: the strongest tool that citizens possess is being made impotent by the government officials who are most immune to the power of the vote.

They have made impotent our most powerful weapon of reason.

Unfortunately since religion is often socialized and politicized, inevitably its spirituality is forgotten or made impotent by redundant formulas and practices that do not nourish the human spirit.

They made impotent displays of aggression directed at the women who fucked them, the bands that were better than them, and their own fans.

After combing through the stories and examining the traits that men like Todd share, I noticed that they all seemed to feel emasculated, made impotent, by their mundane lives.

"I feel very confident that when the presidential transition teams in December and January were meeting with the senior career people in the agency," she said, "they heard that, one, there's a huge backlog in the review commission and, two, this is neutering, or making impotent, the pattern of violations provision of the Mine Act".

He claimed that the vaccination made men impotent.

In another he tries to comprehend why stress on the job has made him impotent.

Picasso had undergone surgery for (depending on your sources) either his prostate or his bowel, but, in any case, a procedure that he thought had made him impotent.

Kohn's overrefined taste had made him impotent, and he and Kafka were drawn together by their awareness of flaws in themselves and the world.