Sentence examples for that would disqualify from inspiring English sources

But emotional pain is something that would disqualify me from being a North Korean commander.

"He was let get away with things that would disqualify any other candidate.

At this point, it's difficult to imagine any medical condition that would disqualify Trump, short of death or a coma.

The plan adopted by Obama was to raise character issues about Clinton that would disqualify her from employing Obama's message.

"If we limited ourselves to people who had talent and experience, that would disqualify half of our Cabinet," she said.

"There's no age, occupation, religion or race that would disqualify anybody from being a potential buyer for our house," she said.

That directive would disqualify huge amounts of public health research conducted on the condition that subjects' personal information will remain private.

One way to view Vreeland's Web site was as a form of industrious flailing, to find a label that would still disqualify Loucks that would stick.

"Think about what God would want, not what the church would want," the nun advised, with a wisdom that would surely disqualify her from Vatican office.

* Perry is a proud out-and-out conservative and has a record on health care, education and the environment that would anyway disqualify him from claiming any compassionate mantle.

Mr. Needle, like many of the 13 million Americans who buy insurance individually rather than through employers, cannot shop for a better deal because he has medical conditions like high cholesterol and glaucoma that would probably disqualify him with other carriers.