Sentence examples for ultimate inability from inspiring English sources

During one breakdown he was keeping urine in bottles – the ultimate inability to let go.

But his ultimate inability to rein in the government profligacy that had helped anchor his party's popularity caused Italy's indebtedness to balloon.

exhaustion". See Chiappetta 346 (observing that exhaustion of intellectual property rights was "hotly debated" during the TRIPS negotiations and that Article 6 "reflects [the negotiators'] ultimate inability to agree" on a single international standard).

Despite the ultimate inability to find the claimed weapons of mass destruction, Downer continued to defend the invasion on the grounds it had removed "the world's most brutal dictator" and led to a "big improvement on pre-2003 Iraq".

Traces of humanity come out in the slight movements, but the movement ceases just as quickly as it starts, leaving the viewer with a desire, but ultimate inability to interact with the individuals.

"In a sense, the story of hairwork is a testament not of our capacity to remember our lost loved ones, but of our ultimate inability to hold onto them," Merolla writes on her website.

The ones he caused with his traumatic brain injury, lengthy recovery, even longer rehabilitation, subsequent reschooling, and ultimate refusal or inability to get a job.

It looks like Fiona has finally caved and decided to receive chemotherapy; she claims she's getting it so she can be there for Cordelia, and I do believe her on some level, but I think her ultimate selfishness and inability to sacrifice power are what's motivating her.

Instead, loss of physical capacity is the ultimate arbiter of inability to continue working.

He continues to probe the fascinating dark side of individualism, whose ultimate evil is an inability to imagine the suffering of others.

Although there have been extenuating circumstances, notably a series of injuries to key players, manager Carlo Ancelotti will probably pay the ultimate price for his inability to arrest his team's long slide from autumnal excellence into springtime vulnerability.