Sentence examples for profoundly incapable from inspiring English sources

Our unwillingness to confront the legacy of slavery, Reconstruction, and Jim Crow leave us profoundly incapable of understanding mass incarceration, wealth/income inequality, health disparities, political disenfranchisement, and the education gap.

The social height that she's bent on securing is one that she herself acknowledges is dull and sterile, she's profoundly self-involved and incapable of true charity, she pridefully contrasts other women's looks with her own, she has no intellectual life to speak of, she's put off from pursuing her one kindred spirit (Selden) by the modesty of his income, and she's in no danger of ever starving.

One man said that his brother, who was sentenced to death in absentia, was profoundly disabled and would be physically incapable of attacking a policeman.

His own PR material describes him as a "national pariah", viewed by many as "a profoundly negative influence on a boy-child incapable of making his own decisions", going on to mention "the drugs" and "the whispers of dark dabblings".

The question should be, do women have profoundly differing financial needs that high street banks are structurally incapable of addressing?

She takes no prisoners in her raw description of the 1.5 million children she estimates are profoundly neglected and abused by drunk, drugged, mentally ill and incapable families.

The one constant in the academic picture is that students are always undergoing a turbulence of mind and body; they are sure something is profoundly wrong with their lot - something the president is, by his very nature, incapable of comprehending.

He was a profoundly emotional man - soulful - and, as I stated before, he was totally and completely incapable of being indifferent.

Schacter's interest in the connection between memory and imagination stretches back to the nineteen-eighties, when he and his mentor, Endel Tulving, interviewed a profoundly amnesiac patient known by the initials K. C. A victim of a motorcycle accident, K. C. had become incapable of forming episodic memories.

Profoundly Loved, Profoundly Missed.

Why was he incapable?