Sentence examples for with impotent from inspiring English sources
United had become the nemesis who left Liverpool foaming with impotent rage.
A lot of people could be foaming with impotent rage on Sunday.
Warner is such a magnificent bastard, the supervillain of Test cricket who leaves opposing bowlers foaming with impotent rage.
There is also a poem, presumably to give a feel of the performance, that could hypothetically make listings writers tear their hair with impotent rage.
If an inner core of leaders "caucus" together and stitch up deals on the single market or financial services, Britain could be left seething with impotent frustration.Then add a deepening of the crisis in the euro zone.
The World Cup – which is about great stories as much as great football – is so much richer when a team leaves the rest of the football world raging with impotent frustration.
Aaliyah's relationship with her mother, her years spent at a bookshop, her brief time with an impotent husband and her friendship with a young Palestinian boy are punctuated by the bombs dropped on the city over the years, the establishment of Israel and the greatest literature made in the past millenium.
Despite its narrowness and occasional unpleasantness, "Gordon" is nourished by a sense of lived experience that derives not only from the seedy atmosphere of dimly lighted rooms and public shortages but from details such as the revelation that Louisa's master, so virile with her, was impotent with a previous mistress.
There's nothing in this picaresque to shock Western readers: struggling writer quits job as waitress, moves in with aimless, impotent boyfriend on his way to drug addiction, has affair with married businessman.
English Poor Law legislation can be traced back as far as 1536, when legislation was passed to deal with the impotent poor, although there is much earlier Tudor legislation dealing with the problems caused by vagrants and beggars.
"Anything happen today?" he asks her with an impotent sarcasm worthy of Basil Fawlty berating Sybil.
