Sentence examples for unable to make anything from inspiring English sources

Cameron will doubtless feel unable to make anything that might be seen as a concession to Brussels before May 2015, still less tone down his language.

Oddly for such a self-promoter, and completely unexplained by this book, having made his grand statement, Capote collapsed, unable to make anything more of it.

Included in that run were two jump shots by Allen, who had been unable to make anything but layups or dunks in the previous two and a half games.

A doctor with the medical examiner's office has testified that a bullet destroyed Mr. Bell's larynx, which would have left him unable to make anything more than guttural sounds.

But for the moment, it seems the Celtics have the upper hand, with James unable to make anything bend to his will, writes Ian Thomsen on SI.com, and the Celtics' Big Three playing with a greater sense of urgency, writes Linda Robertson in The Miami Herald.

I thought we started well and created chances but were unable to make anything of them.

But after the attack on the World Trade Center, Mr. Durst said, Mr. Black "became speedier, more frantic, more unable to make sense of anything".

She seemed unable to make comparisons to anything in her actual life.

Unable to make sense of anything, we venture Strong Opinions about The Dress or what the way you hang your loo-roll reveals about your personality.

In French, the word spectacle is simply the offhand word for "show", yet Théâtre du Soleil interpret it literally – they seem unable to make theatre that is anything less than epic.

As long as they're unable to make the Warriors settle for anything less than a good shot (and often an excellent shot) -- they won't be competitive in this series.