Sentence examples for our inability to make from inspiring English sources

"It was our inability to make shots," he said.

The threat is our inability to make sense of a shifting universe, to really know another human being and keep love constant.

"I believe that our inability to make better progress in a number of important areas -- education, the environment, health care -- is traceable to excessive special interest influence in Washington," Mr. Nielsen said.

"Our inability to make more of the opportunities in their box and our inability to defend properly has cost us tonight, but no one would begrudge Accies the win, they thoroughly deserved that".

And I think the Iraq war has done a lot to enhance that view — in other words, our inability to make headway against insurgents in a place like Iraq has stripped away the aura of American invincibility and might.

"This is a clear example of our inability to make sense of Madoff's strategy, and one where his trades for our accounts are inconsistent with the independent information that is available to us," one Ivy internal memo read.

He is alert to each of our sounds and as patient with our inabilities to make our way in his world as his instructors must have once been in teaching him how to navigate ours.

Technological bad behavior is emblematic of our increasing inability to make a commitment of any kind.

The same Pope, by the way, once declared that the greatest problem with Christian doctrine was our scholarly inability to make the historicity of Jesus credible: "the so-called historical Jesus is a mythological figure, self-invented by various interpreters".

The contradictory outcomes in these examples highlight our current inability to make specific predictions about the effects of simultaneous changes in species composition at multiple trophic levels.

Rather, it's the humanity to which that life breathes: the victim's fear and pain, the family's devastating loss, our own infuriating inability to make sense out of the senseless.