Sentence examples for seemed unable to control from inspiring English sources

But he seemed unable to control the spreading violence.

But Mr. Wahid, who was elected last year, has seemed unable to control growing religious clashes.

The United States seldom played in top form during the tournament and often seemed unable to control the ball.

There's also a potential for conflict between windsurfers and kiters, many of whom seemed unable to control their parachutes as they headed toward a group of windsurfers one Saturday in April.

Union unrest, induced by rapidly increasing prices, made the late 1970s a period of almost endless industrial conflict, culminating at the end of 1978 in the "Winter of Discontent," a series of bitter disputes, which the government seemed unable to control and which angered the voters.

When paired with Obama strategist David Axelrod, Penn seemed unable to control his disdain.

The leaders seem unable to control their new brood.

Will clients from across the globe baulk at instructing people who seem unable to control their emotions?

By the end, we know what Potter hates: Bigots, God, and the United States, And Anglo-Saxon men in suits and ties Who seem unable to control their flies.

The Pakistani government seems unable to control the apparent growth in strength in areas bordering Afghanistan of both al-Qaeda and the Taliban.

Other militant groups in Gaza have launched a handful of mortars and rockets at Israel, provoking exasperation from Hamas, which seems unable to control them.