Sentence examples for this impotence from inspiring English sources

This impotence is half-acknowledged by Twitter users.

"Shelling doesn't scare me, but this impotence is the most frightening feeling in the world".

One must remember, however, that some unknown but certainly substantial proportion of this impotence may be attributed to poor health.

In this impotence lies the point of the Palestinian occupation.Mr Barghouti's frustration boils over at the well-meaning curiosity of friends who wonder at his fixation with his village and who point to the beautiful vastness of the world beyond Palestine.

To the extent that useful "upper-boundary" concepts are required at the policy level (e.g., for societies making health care allocation decisions) this impotence is an important failing for this approach to drawing the distinction.

Ordinarily, this impotence would be stigmatised in normative Indian communities.

The cause of this political impotence in Norway has been a subject of considerable debate.

Even the name Henry Whipple, like Willy Loman, has this evocative impotence to it.

His spreading tail feathers rhyme with the spokes of an abandoned wheel and all of this earthly impotence is gently mocked by a shape above, a frisson of brushmarks that both depicts and conveys the sense of flight.

As long as Miliband and Balls can avoid destructive internal wrangles and being distracted by lesser issues, this strategic impotence on the part of the government is Labour's opening to power.

But this relative impotence is no excuse for failing to hammer home the point that our universities are being forced down, in the title of a famous book by Friedrich Hayek (perhaps on the bookshelf of the higher education minister, Jo Johnson?): The Road to Serfdom.