incapable of being checked or restrained.
Her grey eyes were small but full of light and incapable of stupidity-incapable.
Charles was a complete gentleman, incapable of rudeness or vulgarity.
A foreigner is incapable of becoming president of the United States.
used especially of solids or solutions; incapable of blending into a stable homogeneous mixture.
a man who has been castrated and is incapable of reproduction.
Such a person seems thus doubly trapped: incapable of knowing that he is in the Matrix, and even incapable of successfully expressing the thought that he might be in the Matrix!
Back then you would have been incapable of saying anything like you just said, especially so crudely.
Over half of Mexican 15-year olds were classed as incapable of doing basic arithmetic on the maths portion of the test.
A party lacks capacity to contract if he is incapable of a full understanding of his rights and the nature, purpose and legal effects of the contract.
A minister from his own party, francois Goulard, told le Parisien this week that "Sarkozy is incapable of accepting a point of view that differs to his own."
Wee found that polar bears — like their nearest relatives the brown bears — are incapable of reducing their metabolic rate to the level that we see during winter hibernation.
Leadership clearly incapable of grasping the complexity of the office or in constant need of briefing on the most elementary issues elicits the most self-willed assertions of Foreign Service parochialism.
A situation in which an activation of an asynch-ronous procedure is incapable of proceeding within any predictable period of time because other concurrent activations permanently retain required resources.
The extreme theory on the opposite side holds thought to be an act of the particular only, and on that ground declares it incapable of apprehending the Truth. This is the Intuitional theory.
In short, I should be quite incapable of repeating to you the countless thoughts which rose from my heart to my head and faded slowly into the sleep which overpowered me when it grew light.
The sloth pays such little attention to its personal hygiene that green algae grow on its coarse hair and communities of a parasitic moth live in the depths of its coat producing caterpillars which graze on its mouldy hair. Its muscles are such that it is quits incapable of moving at a speed of over a kilometer an hour even over
And guard who fell asleep while on duty was said to be "not worth his salt," and as a result he would get a little less salt on his next payday! (The expression, "not worth his salt," is still used today in English to refer to a person felt to be incapable of doing a job).
incapable of physical sensation.
incapable of inspiring love or affection.
incapable of being repudiated or transferred to another.
Obviously, shortterm budgeting is incapable of meeting this objective.
a device of this size is incapable of withstanding its own power output.
These fellows who pulled their carts with such big grins seemed incapable of even thinking badly of their employer.
A staggering 90% of the '80 generation believes it is incapable of supporting parents, according to a recent survey.
These enzymes are incapable of breaking down or digesting wool, hair or silk fibres which are to them indigestible protein.
Contrasting China with multicultural America, he presents it as an inherently racist culture more or less incapable of summoning a multicultural view of the world.
They contended that land animals that began to adapt to aquatic life would soon be neither fowl nor fish, incapable of surviving in either medium.
Virtual experiment of gas chromatography has advantages of saving experiment cost, no limitation from external conditions such as time while it has disadvantages of absence of perceptual knowledge, being incapable of carrying out some parts of the experiment.
People who are tranquilized are incapable of identifying the true and the false, and people of insight disdain to talk with them, so they are often extraordinary in the energy of rumors.
When an enterprise as a legal person establishes a branch which is incapable of bearing civil liability independently, the registration of the branch shall be applied for by the enterprise.
Is our race so destitute of wisdom, so incapable of impartial love, so blind even to the simplest dictates of self-preservation, that the last proof of its silly cleverness is to be the extermination of all life on our planet?
因為無能為力，所以順其自然。因為心無所恃，所以隨遇而安。Because the incapable of action, so let it be. Because the heart is not dependable, so reconcile oneself to one's situation.
land incapable of separate alienation
incapable of being perceived or known.
Without the four modernizations, many problems are incapable of solution.
Such improper behaviour and language from a young lady left me momentarily incapable of speech.
High velocity, protected movement is key to successful sieges, and light forces are incapable of such movement in most cases.
In spite of the signs of a bubble, the rapid growth of credit to the property sector suggests that the banking system is incapable of managing its risks.
The irony is that most members of Congress seem to agree with that proposition-they just seem incapable of working out how, exactly, to do it.
The old man said slowly, "Just as there is no cloud incapable of producing rain, so there is no wind incapable of producing a wave. I could talk about the changeable weather over the sea for a whole day and night."
懦夫是不會有愛的，愛是勇者的特*。原文：A coward is incapable of exhibiting love; it is the prerogative of the brave.
Then he laughed, and, taking my face in his hands, he kissed me very suddenly, which, being a novelty to me, and strangely pleasant, rendered me, for a few moments, incapable of speech or action.
維生素攝入不足能導致壞血病、皮炎或乾燥、鱗狀面板之類的問題。
Incapable or seemingly incapable of being fatigued;tireless.
He was incapable of fulfilling the terms of the contract.
incapable of being changed or moved or undone; e.g. frozen prices.
And yet that noble, honest countenance—those oblique, ingenuous eyes—that massive head, incapable of—of anything;
Other means indicateactions of using the means except force, intimidation and anesthesia to make the victim ignorance of revolt or incapable of revolt.
As far as I can maked out, when a man has shown himself incapable of doing anything else they make him a general.
These few, however, tyrannize the worker, who is so healthy that he is incapable of inventing ornament. They force him to execute ornament which they have designed, in the most diverse materials.
I began life as a student and at school acquired the ways of a student; I then used to feel it undignified to do even a little manual labour, such as carrying my own luggage in the presence of my fellow students, who were incapable of carrying anything, either on their shoulders or in their hands.
incapable of extermination or extirpation.
His heart bounded would have been incapable of speaking.
used especially of currencies; incapable of being exchanged for or replaced by another currency of equal value.
When that need is thwarted, when one feels incapable of navigating one's way toward desired goals, a feeling of powerlessness can set in.
Education should be a true learning process, not a machine for churning out meek, obedient people incapable of reasoning why justice and liberty should not be the birthright of all human beings.
You are incapable of even the most basic play-acting. Your sorrow, anger, bitterness and uncertainly are there for all to see. You permit danger to follow you everywhere.
incapable of solution.
Sentinentally I am dispose to harmony; but organically I am incapable of a tune.
A country like Somalia is incapable of forming and executing state policy; it is a hapless state.
We have said many times that without leadership by the Party a big country like China would be torn by strife and incapable of accomplishing anything.
Many feelings of alienation are indifferent and incapable of retrieving. It only stems from the difference of one's thoughts. Many thanks are ashamed to express themselves, deeply buried in the bottom of their hearts, and become a lifelong regret. We are young. We must not give up easily.
incapable of being justified or explained.
An individual who is incapable of reproduction as a result of removal, destruction, or inactivation of the gonads.
And finding their deities incapable of preventing or even punishing this profanation of their shrines, they conceived a low opinion of their power compared to their own village rulers.
Give up the abandoned the helpless, is incapable of giving up should not give up; do not give up the abandoned ignorance, do not give up should not give up the attachment. ------ 放棄該放棄的是無奈，放棄不該放棄的是無能；不放棄該放棄的是無知，不放棄不該放棄的是執著
He is incapable of discriminating between a good idea and a terrible one.
But at age 21 he developed the first symptoms of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a disorder that would inevitably render him paralyzed and incapable of performing most kinds of work.
He be incapable of fulfill the term of the contract
Deputy governor Bean was also questioned about Blanchflower's claim that some members of the MPC were "plodding" and incapable of changing their position quickly.
incapable of being perceived by the senses especially the sense of touch.
An act committed by a person who was suffering mental disorder or intellectual defects at the time of commission of the act, making him incapable of discerning that the act was unlawful or behaving according to his perception, is not punishable.
Moreover, trial judges who are reversed in civil appeals and administrators who have had their decisions remanded by the courts for further consideration are not considered incapable of giving fair and impartial consideration to the merits of the case.
An idiot is incapable of learning.
SINGLE-TASK MISSIONS: It appears that the AI's offensive stacks are either programmed to raid cities or to pillage. For some reason they seem incapable of doing both.
Maybe doing your best has given you such astonishing results that you think you’re incapable of doing any better.
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