Sentence examples for more impotent from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, those elements in the Arab and Muslim world who blame America for their own feelings of political impotence are feeling more impotent than ever.

Is it possible to be more helpless, more impotent, and more wretched than ash?

"The Arab regimes look more impotent than they ever have," Mr. Abu-Odeh said.

"Naipaul," he concluded, "has died as a writer: the more he records about his calling, the more impotent his pen seems to have become.

By the time she finally takes true action, or at least dreams it — "Manipulation" is never entirely clear on this point — her stab at independence feels all the more impotent.

9.36pm BST 48 min: After more impotent Barça possession, Real break forward and fed Bale, who drifts past Fabregas, shuffles past Busquets and then fires a toe-poke into the sidenetting from 16 yards.

America wages war for peace, so relax.Now, if Mr Rojas' were right, and Ms Maddow's proposed measures would be no more than impotent parchment barriers, then hawks shouldn't waste their time and energy opposing them.

With Stevens more or less impotent without his Senate seat, and a with a case so riddled with problems, it's little wonder that Holder took one look and decided that the conviction wasn't likely to hold up on appeal.

This is a very urgent need, and without such an attempt to anticipate the possible, society is likely to be a more or less impotent spectator to the certainty of continual ecological calamities.

Unfortunately with no pace in the pitch and no swing in the air, Fidel looks more than a little impotent.

In this context the huge demonstrations on the streets of Athens and elsewhere, while encouraging to the left on an emotional level, seem more like expressions of impotent rage than a strategic intervention.