uncoachable造句

• You are one of the most uncoachable people in the Forum,
• The media said I was hard to deal with and uncoachable.
• As long as Allen Iverson remains locked in his tight little world, he will remain uncoachable.
• Looney was ranked as the most uncoachable player in NFL history by NFL Films president Steve Sabol.
• It wasn't long before stories about Elliott surfaced, how he was uncoachable, a problem.
• Considered selfish and uncoachable at Cal, Gardner has suppressed individual goals for team success under coach Lorenzo Romar.
• Curtis, whom Angels hitting instructor Rod Carew once called uncoachable, is thought to be an average defensive center fielder.
• And Joe Barry Carroll, after being named Rookie of the Year by one publication, became a grousing, miserable, uncoachable player.
• Brown tries not to forget that Iverson is 23, and that he has already come a long way, from being virtually uncoachable.
• But it's never been a problem at practice where they've been uncoachable or been less than anything about the team.
• Where will the Lakers be in a year or two if Shaq and Kobe never discover Jordan's unteachable, uncoachable, unstoppable will to win?
• Those who play poorly, who love themselves too much, are going to be uncoachable, unmovable and forever defined by their jumps in the Excess Games.
• When Magic's 16 games of purgatory were over, he left in a real huff, denouncing the players as so many uncoachable, unfocused punks.
• The Lakers started the wrote a book about the team's 2003 04 season, in which he heavily criticized Bryant and called him " uncoachable ".
• It seemed that listeners were doomed to hear that Williams was an uncoachable, born Amazon while Hingis was the physically deficient but bright and hard-working chessmaster.
• In that regard, she was uncoachable, costing herself millions in endorsements over a career that netted 18 Grand Slam singles titles and a record 1, 438 singles match victories.
• A mini-media circus had swirled earlier in the day because of a story on ESPN . com that claimed Bryant was a selfish player and " uncoachable ."
• Some tennis pros found her virtually uncoachable _ moody, undisciplined, " so erratic in her behavior that it was hard for anybody to work with her, " one coach says.
• Preston is turned inward, his face a knot of impatient disgust; the recurrent joke is that he can't act to save his life and is uncoachable even by the great William Shatner.
• As Kirk Fordice finishes out his final term as Mississippi's first Republican governor since Reconstruction, he has been exactly what he said he would be : thequintessential anti-politician, uncoached and uncoachable.