Sentence examples for unable to master from inspiring English sources
In a sense, both major party leaders showed themselves unable to master their own restive parties.
Eventually, he was unable to master his self-doubt, and he succumbed to his suicidal tendencies.
But like Wilt, James can look tentative and often seems unable to master the moment.
A colleague was unable to master the basics of the office's phone system.
(He was, apparently, unable to master the competencies needed for polishing silver or tending top hats).
Many want Boudreau fired, despite his likeability, because they see him as unable to master the intricacies of defensive hockey.
This, he claims, is a sign that connectionist models merely associate instances, and are unable to truly master abstract rules.
Many students, for example, show up at college (or junior college) unprepared to learn, unable to manage time and having failed to master basics like math and English.
In his first speech in post, he referred to the high number of prisoners unable to read or master basic maths, and spoke of helping them to become literate and numerate, employable and able to contribute to society.
But look at Hume today: morally bankrupt, unable to serve his masters in a manner to which he had become accustomed, and reduced to offering come-to-Jesus advice, on television, to celebrity golfers.
