Sentence examples for unable to object from inspiring English sources

Some commentators say that Japanese men anyway demand a robust culture, and women feel unable to object.

Once that mighty ball has swung, councils are increasingly unable to object and the cooperation of residents becomes less and less vital.

Roger A Fisken Bedale, North Yorkshire Your editorial (Circumscribing the law, 18 July) omits one significant consideration: infant boys subjected to the ritual of circumcision are unable to object to something that in later life they might not accept.

Heller wrote of the combat men in the squadron being "bullied, insulted, harassed and shoved about all day long by one after the other", unable to object to orders.

Robots are impervious to inefficiencies like indolence and illness, unable to object to working.

Because of the way it was presented to the jury, the defense lawyers were unable to object to this apparent deception.

If Ken is convincing on that point, even Nancy Westview, the board member who strongly advocates that First Rangeway remain public (and whose opinions may not be representative of those of the other members), will be unable to effectively object to the company pursuing a privatization strategy.

By contrast, the memory index 100×(N−F/N+F) was close to zero for water-fed transgenic animals: these animals were unable to recognize object novelty in the object recognition task.

Murray Cutler looked at me with dread when I entered the room, but he was too inarticulate to object, unable to do anything but watch me seat myself and stare.

Nevertheless, the inability of a single inducer to elicit illusory contours does not mean that it is unable to activate processes specific to object perception.

In a subsequent experiment it was demonstrated that rats with lesions of LEC were unable to recognize object-context associations yet showed normal object recognition and normal context recognition.