incapable *

I wanted to love, and was incapable of doing so.

He seems incapable of not saying what is on his mind.

I had always been incapable of making friends with her.

He felt alone in the Land, and incapable of himself.

No one is incapable of work for more than a year.

For a moment, the young man seemed incapable of action.

As she is incapable of making such an order and has no living will, nothing should be done.

"And if the police are incapable, maybe they need to come in on the Federal level."

In the first 100 days he has been incapable of doing that.

He did love her, she thought, but was incapable of actually saying it.

For once in his life he seemed incapable of speech.

I long for something from Father that he's incapable of giving.

In any case he should have been incapable of original thought.

She always was incapable of being wrong - I think you know that, from past experience.

Well, it could never happen because I think we're incapable of making a plan like that.

The kitchen seems incapable of getting food to the table hot.

"I've never felt that the country was in such incapable hands."

And now it appears they are incapable even of doing their job.

The truth is that I was incapable of making any other decision.

Not for the first time that night, he was incapable of speech.

Perhaps it had a face, which seemed incapable of holding still.

Without faith in God, man is incapable of good works.

For long his mind seemed incapable of anything but listening.

Most people who knew him would claim he was incapable of love.