Sentence examples for though incapable of from inspiring English sources

Though incapable of lying, Carlyle was completely unreliable as an observer, since he invariably saw what he had decided in advance that he ought to see.

For most of its history, photography had dwelled on surfaces because, though incapable of getting inside or beneath appearances, it was superbly equipped to portray the way things looked.

Though incapable of many things that make the modern man, Stone still loves.

In addition, RANK-b was found to be able to activate NF-kB in contrast to RANK-a, which seems to act as an inactive receptor, though incapable of inhibiting RANK signaling.

In practice, though, he seems incapable of maintaining the distinction for long.

More often, though, Vivienne was incapable of separating her troubled personality from her social self.

(Needless to say, though, he was incapable of recognizing the cruelty of that position, blithely maintaining that forcing a raped woman to carry a fetus to term would be an act of kindness, as it would spare her "a second trauma").

I think the Federal government, though, is incapable of drawing those new lines of eligibility, and I always say with 50 laboratories of innovation and best practice we will actually have some best practice that will get emulated, we'll also have some horrible failure that will get avoided.

A computer, though, is incapable of extracting that sort of high-level meaning; for it, the text is just long strings of ASCI characters.

Though totally incapable of moving horizontally, Pacific razor clams have the ability to dig vertically up to a foot a minute, according to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. .

Without help, though, Mr. Nasseri seems incapable of anything more.