Sentence examples for particularly incapable of from inspiring English sources

Peter proves particularly incapable of recognizing this.

It seems a strange comment to make in a context where we are surrounded by a lively throng of people who don't look particularly incapable of gathering.

The fact that sexual congress would, presumably, be difficult between a sponge and a piece of ocean life (particularly as the sponge is incapable of removing his squarepants) has not dented their horror a jot.

The USDP may then be ready to jettison some of the old guard, particularly if they show themselves incapable of managing the economy.The army is not about to go away.

In contrast, other fish species, particularly marine carnivorous species, are incapable of endogenous production of significant amounts of LC-PUFA because they lack critical genes of the biosynthetic pathway [ 17, 25, 35].

Crosby's explanation was that those branches were incapable of handling cash, particularly small denominations.

A large β value causes a large fraction of ARs to be in the hydroxylated state and thus incapable of retaining FIH, particularly at high oxygen-levels.

These and other features led to the idea that the Paulinella chromatophore is an endosymbiotic cyanobacterium [ 9], one that is particularly interesting given that it appears incapable of surviving outside of its host [ 8] and the way it divides and is passed on to daughter cells appears to be orchestrated by the eukaryote in which it resides [ 10].

Nolan was not particularly impressed by them, judging the irregulars incapable of withstanding a Russian cavalry charge and finding the horses too small.

It's particularly good if you're feeling nauseous and incapable of digesting solid foods.

If you are incapable of seeing your weaknesses  — and particularly the things you do that are hard for your co-leaders, even if they aren't categorically counterproductive — then you will end up in a prideful, defensive, unhelpful stance.