Sentence examples for I'm deficient from inspiring English sources

"How are they related?" "I'm deficient in buoyancy, you know what I mean?

Speaking of a sense of humor and the Middle East, when Bush called for a new Palestinian leadership, Barbara Bush the elder ("Mother," he invariably calls her) rang up to say, "How's the first Jewish president doing?" Maybe I'm deficient in humor, but I don't see why this is funny, as her son clearly believes it to be.

As a biological thing, I am deficient.'" Because he's never been close enough to anyone to properly confide in them, he says he creates imaginary confidants in his songs.

Having a nonengineering background, I was deficient in the fundamentals.

And now I am deficient in vitamins.

Might they suspect I am deficient in some way?

The blood work indicated that I was deficient in B-12 and had to get monthly injections of it for six months.

I collected audio of thunderstorms, music coming out of cars, the subway trains rumbling underfoot; it was all reality, a quality I had lately begun to crave, as if I were deficient in some necessary vitamin or mineral". .

But it is deficient in two respects.

"He has this great love of life, which I rather envy, because I think I may be deficient in that respect.

In the clinic I never really feel that I might be deficient in examination skills, I think that I am more likely to have deficiencies in knowledge to interpret… I am quite capable of doing a physical examination (year 3, group 2, student 8).