Sentence examples for Moral shortcomings from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, although Skyler doesn't share his parents' moral shortcomings, he does share their linguistic deficiencies.

In some cases — Richard M. Nixon's abuse of power and Bill Clinton's personal transgressions — the moral shortcomings were great.

Not long ago he used the phone-hacking scandal as a peg to decry the intellectual and moral shortcomings of all tabloid journalists.

The book is concerned with evil, mainly, and to that end, the pop music is seen mainly as a symptom of Verna's moral shortcomings.

Ultimately, the boy decides that even though his father obviously has some serious moral shortcomings, he is a great guy to hang out with.

Here he is, last October, appearing on Countdown with Keith Olbermann to talk about the moral shortcomings of religion and the necessity of brutality in political humor.

Thus, legal negligence involved something of personal moral shortcoming; the person who was held liable had been guilty of ethical as well as legal wrong.

Supposing it now to be conceded that the general notion upon which liability to an action is founded is fault or blameworthiness in some sense, the question arises, whether it is so in the sense of personal moral shortcoming...

President Obama, in one of his most expansive speeches to date, declared on Tuesday that supply-side economics is a failure and called "gaping inequality" across the country a moral shortcoming that is distorting American democracy.

It's not a moral shortcoming.

The problem, then, is less some massive moral shortcoming on Obama's part than NIMBYism a desire from members of Congress to keep these supposed terrorists as far away from their constituents as possible.