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1
Several men know the difference, but feel
quite
incapable
of explaining it.
2
One would fancy such unwieldy creatures
quite
incapable
of ascending a mountain.
3
As a young woman,
quite
incapable
of producing children, she married.
4
Isaac was a strong man, but he was
quite
incapable
of breaking free.
5
Those unfortunates are
quite
incapable
of breaking the yoke of dependency.
6
The one could write verse, the other was
quite
incapable
thereof.
7
No, not that; Hermione felt that he was
quite
incapable
of condemning her.
8
And I am sure that she would be
quite
incapable
of learning it.
9
Matthews was an exceedingly able lawyer, but
quite
incapable
of dealing with men.'
10
For the Sergeant was a thoroughgoing fellow
quite
incapable
of a divided interest.
11
They were very ignorant and
quite
incapable
of grasping so large a conception.
12
But perhaps Rhoda was
quite
incapable
of anything of that kind.
13
Mrs. Smith was herself
quite
incapable
of putting her recollections into literary shape.
14
Indeed, she was
quite
incapable
of doing literary work of any kind properly.
15
He was laid up for six months,
quite
incapable
of stirring.
16
This was mere gossip, for she was
quite
incapable
of any such scheme.
quite
incapable
quite