Sentence examples for perfectly incapable from inspiring English sources
And the judges did not believe him, because they were too good, and perhaps also too conscious of the very foundations of their profession, to admit that an average, "normal" person, neither feeble-minded nor indoctrinated nor cynical, could be perfectly incapable of telling right from wrong.
It perfectly summed up how incapable many were of understanding how to face the threat of terrorism.
No mortgage, no wife, no ties, he is a perfectly free agent, unlimited and unbound, incapable of ever settling down.
A security agenda, no matter how perfectly conceived and generously supported, is incapable of rising above poor security practices by employees.
If you accept it as spontaneous, then it makes him look inadequate: incapable of mining jokes from perfectly normal jobs, desperately waiting for someone to say "dominatrix" or "ski shop owner" before he can cook up anything funny in response.
"A hard day's work" is likewise perfectly correct, even though the day is incapable of ownership.
"Sunday's football game" is not technically correct (because Sunday is incapable of ownership) but it's perfectly acceptable to say and write.
The healthy construction worker expects to be able to do manual labour all day, while the bookkeeper, although perfectly capable of performing sedentary work, would be totally incapable of such heavy labour and indeed might collapse from the physical strain; yet both individuals might be termed completely healthy in terms of their own way of life.
While perfectly capable of binding PRL and undergoing nuclear retrotransport, CypB mutants deficient in this enzymatic activity are incapable of stimulating Stat5-mediated gene expression or proliferation.
When the student is transgender (and of a religious belief that being transgender is not sinful), we seem perfectly willing to entertain the notion that a teacher has the right to impose their religious beliefs on a child incapable of escaping or defending themselves.
