Sentence examples for utter incapacity from inspiring English sources
We now, fellow-citizens, comprise within our limits the dimensions and faculties of a great power under a Government possessing all the energies of any government ever known to the Old World, with an utter incapacity to oppress the people.
Keats was then writing ("till an utter incapacity came" upon him) his long poem "Endymion," in which the shepherd Endymion is told by his beloved, "There is not one, / No, no, not one, / But thee".
Heinz Dieterich, a Mexican-German political scientist and advocate of the "21st-century socialism" Mr Chávez proclaims, wrote this week that the devaluation "reveals once again the utter incapacity of the government and the leadership of the PSUV to understand and contain the terminal political crisis they are experiencing".
The 2012 election exposed something else about the GOP: its utter lack of touch with reality, its bizarre incapacity to see and understand what was happening in the country.
By the time the light became too bad, Pakistan had taken their overnight 185 for four, still 103 behind England and a precarious position given the possible incapacity of Inzamam-ul-Haq, to one of utter dominance.
Everything reinforces the incapacity.
Incapacity benefit is demoralising.
Fraudulent incapacity benefit claims?
