Inability used in a sentence

Inability in a sentence as a noun

I think it might bother you because the author assumes that's his own inability to navigate complex social relationships is innate to his maleness.

* The abused has an inability to place the responsibility for the violence elsewhere.

Is somewhere a database recording your inability to solve this twenty-first century enigma that you hold in you hand?You find the company web site.

I tried two different independents...they worked hard to get me service, and finally gave up, apologizing for the inability to deliver.

What gets to me is our inability as a society to acknowledge the cognitive dissonance, and speak about this issue honestly outside of graduation speeches.

Microsoft has demonstrated with the Surface line an institutional inability to execute.

Why hasn't it been eliminated or reformed by now?Government's inability to allow its ideas to fail, or at very least its inability to pivot toward success is so disheartening.

When 'tptacek is wrong, he's obnoxiously wrong, especially in his inability to believe in government misbehavior, and his willingness to denigrate "message board nerds" on that sort of matter.