Sentence examples for particularly unable to from inspiring English sources

She was particularly unable to handle tough broadcasting interviews.

They hurry along, wrapped in their coats, the day leaden, darkening; an Ethan Frome day, Liz used to say in college, to be clever, though she wasn't particularly, unable to decipher the strange manners and customs of the East.

People who need a CT scan but who are "particularly unable to tolerate thyroid dysfunction, such as those with underlying unstable cardiovascular disease," for example, may need to have their thyroid activity monitored for some time after being exposed to iodide, she said.

It would appear that the Bob Barrs of this world see gay people and women as particularly unable to make wise decisions for themselves.

These results highlight the need for adequate treatments for those with fibromyalgia who are particularly unable to be active for reasons of pain and struggle unsuccessfully for control over pain.

These physicians felt particularly unable to bridge the cultural and communication divide they experienced with asylum and refugee patients from the former country of Yugoslavia who presented with somatisation.

Alas, these algorithms are not particularly bright: unable to distinguish between Nabokov's novel and child pornography, they assume you want the latter.

Early phases of childhood are the subject of the silhouettes, many of which depict moments when children, particularly girls, unable to distinguish between right and wrong, innocently engage in aberrant behavior.

Mr. Woodward writes that "the debt-limit crisis was a time of peril for the United States, its economy and its place in the global financial order" and that "neither President Obama nor Speaker Boehner handled it particularly well," unable to transcend "their fixed partisan convictions and dogmas".

Physicians regard openness and transparency as important, but sometimes a good death means withholding information from dying patients, particularly if unable to convey it sensitively.

Is this pattern due to the fact that Austrians under 18 are particularly unable or unwilling to participate in politics?