Disability In A Sentence

Definition of Disability

• This is a disability to which rubber treated in artificial driers is not liable.
• Questions of either personal or corporate disability are less frequent than they were.
• Only in the last bitter instant did I confess my disability with the best grace I could assume.
• His creeping physical disability seemed significant of the cataclysmic overthrow of all his dreams and desires.
• Their speed was great, but they seemed to suffer from one disability which made them clumsy to handle.
• Ben suffered from a disability of his right rear leg which caused him to raise his right haunch spasmodically when moving.
• There ought to be permitted in this nation no political or religious disability on account of the honest exercise of the right of suffrage.
• Not seldom the removal of physical disability seems secured as soon as certain mental disturbances are removed.
• It was clearly going to be difficult to express in terms of an electoral law a disability obvious enough in each individual case.
• Education is valued, and liberal provision is made for those classes in which natural disability calls for special modes of instruction.
• The picture-dealer, also, who buys a picture and copyright is not subjected to the same disability as the painter.
• But this fellow whose disability was due to his own interference, who was reasonably to be counted upon to raise the very deuce and all of a row!
• The state labored under this disability in realizing upon its chief product for many years, both in the wheat, and the flour made from it.
• She led me out of the unhealthy atmosphere engendered by my sensitiveness, and I sometimes forgot my disability for hours.
• Tuberculosis causes more deaths than any other single disease in America, and the sickness and disability continue longer than with most diseases.
• Corporal Peck was honorably discharged on the 26th of October following for disability resulting from his wound.
• The collapse came, flight from America, return at last to his stricken people, and disability for the rest of his life.
• It may, therefore, be perceived that the disability in question might be removed by a simple Order in Council.
• Our reports for disability and unfitness for duty were disregarded; our cries for help and complaints of unnecessary hardships and suffering were received with closed ears.
• To this she was very averse, since every treatment her hapless stomach had received had only added to the debility, until disability had become the result.
• This is a foolish dream born out of the castaway doctrine of the total depravity of man and his total disability to hear, believe and obey the truth.
• The doctrine of the inherent and necessary disability of mankind for self-government should be regarded not simply with denial, but with abhorrence; not with disproof only, but with execration.
• He knows what terrible harm centuries of slavery or disability have done to his originally proud and upright character, and seeks to cure it by means of intense self-training.

• He hugged his disability as his most precious jewel.
• Ballard ignored the motor disability completely.
• His disability must bear all the earmarks of an accident.
• Tennessee removed the disability of married women arising from coverture.
• He was left retarded and was given a 100% disability from the government.
• In many of the states, however, this disability has been removed by statute.