Sentence examples for utter inability to from inspiring English sources

Mumbai has always been a chaotic city: witness its authorities' utter inability to cope with monsoon flooding last year.

Of the Knicks, we of course speak figuratively but also convincingly, given their utter inability to compete in Game 1 of their first-round series.

The humour was lost on Belfast republicans who were ashamed and embarrassed by their utter inability to muster a response to the loyalist incursions.

But our utter inability to contend with them is far more acidic to the ideas on which our American experiment depends.

"You'd only squander it all in one night of drinking False Sense of Own Attractiveness Provider at the Utter Inability To Talk To The Opposite Sex Arms".

The plot turns not on psychological drama but geopolitical intrigue, and the hero is a pain in the neck — a stickler for virtue whose defining characteristic is his utter inability to compromise, ever.

She's famous for her big hair, big boobs, big spats with celebrity guests, and her utter inability ever to become embarrassed.

That said, the book's revelations leave little doubt as to where the actual Benghazi scandal lies: In the utter inability of Washington to muster even the slightest figment of a defense force in Benghazi, Libya, on the anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks, and despite numerous warnings about instability and hostility in the region.

While I can speak only for myself, I would guess that a principal cause of this growing disillusionment stems from the utter inability of candidates to show remorse.

But if we want to find something "worrying" going on here, the utter inability of the authorities to hold anyone accountable for this dangerous assault — not only on campus facilities but also on free speech (discussed by Eugene here) — should be the focus of our concern.

The constant in all those disputes is the utter inability of the state to arbitrate.