impotence

You're reading a paint-by-numbers article about government impotence and corporate supremacy like it's finely crafted pro-government propaganda.

For example Most men do not know that smoking is a leading cause of male impotence.

It's as if he hasn't been following the news lately about the apparent impotence of the 4th amendment these days.

It is common even in todays world to use impotence as a metaphor for cowardice.

Even the humble coffee bean provoked outraged diatribes about a ‘foreign liquor’ that had ‘bewitched’ consumers, causing enfeeblement, impotence, and worse.

It's about a bunch of people frantically acting to hide their sense of impotence.

His, and by extension Turkey's, impotence will soon be there for all to see.

I'm saying pointing out government impotence was the purpose of the protest, the payload message it was meant to transmit.

The impotence of the IJn at this point notwithstanding, I think it is unreasonable to claim they had little military significance.

I've heard of patients telling doctors that vaccines cause autism, fluoride causes impotence, etc.

When pharmaceuticals are mentioned, I think of weight loss, impotence, and cosmetics industries.

To me, that proves the impotence of the prize.

The section "Political Impotence" describes the experience of working in a well-functioning "structureless organization", and it sounds a lot like the descriptions of early-stage startups.

The definition of "random" has also suffered a similar impotence by pervasiveness.

Khrushchev wrote, "After the first U-2 flight, Father felt the Americans must be chortling over our impotence." In addition to the U-2, Soviet air defense bagged a MiG-19, piloted by Lt.

You're on the receiving end of all the same deeply offensive, vaguely emasculating language you'd get if you were "one of the guys" who happens to be a stupid noob, being criticized for your taste in games(!) along with your general cluelessness and total impotence and inadequacy.