Sentence examples for plainly unable from inspiring English sources
Morocco v Algeria ReprintsBut the security forces are plainly unable to stop the occasional big attack.
His hand-picked President, Dr Aguero, who was duly approved by a rigged election on November 4 is plainly unable to form a Government.
That gimcrack organisation's UN spokesman said that it wants to organise Gaddafi's trial, but it is plainly unable to secure an unbiased legal process when he does fall into its hands.
With scarce supplies of essentials running down, and with the global economy plainly unable to deliver on its false promise of universal prosperity, we come to realize that the bedrock Western belief in the "tragedy of the commons" has become a self-fulfilling prophecy, and that it is precisely the privatization of the shared wealth of humanity that has led to degradation and inequality.
But unable to speak plainly in any of the union's 23 official languages, they have had trouble explaining their efforts in a manner that ordinary people can understand.
Unable to state plainly what constitutes a covered disability, the EEOC just goes on and on about this and that special case–How obese do you have to be?
That had given way to a quarter century of passive/aggressive weasel words like "misrepresenting my record" that Americans had grown tired of and to them, Trump is a chance to get rid of the politically correct culture that has left Americans unable to speak plainly to one another, terrified of offending one group or another.
A fractious Islamist government, bankrupt and unable to control its most extreme militants, is plainly ill-equipped to make peace, even if it wanted to.
Plainly this did not suit Totti, who cut an isolated figure unable to keep up with the quick transitions from defence to attack.
At bottom, the department seems unable or unwilling to point out shoddy education plans and plainly tainted data when it sees them.
