Sentence examples for and the pitfall of from inspiring English sources

That is both the coup and the pitfall of "Ex Machina": the humanoid is more human than the humans.

The power, the delight, and the pitfall of "Only Lovers Left Alive" is its creation of a grand artistic mythology in which Jarmusch himself assumes his place.

The forced resignation of the organization's first female commissioner is a pronouncement about the perils of competing for dollars in a male-dominated sports landscape and the pitfall of leading an organization in which players have too much control over areas where they have limited expertise.

This first part provides a review of the explanatory factors of the three key pathways, namely warmth in the home, affordability of fuel and psycho-social factors, and the pitfall of inadequate indoor air quality.

He understands the limits of American leverage over Mubarak and the pitfalls of American heavy-handedness in the region.

She reviews jurisprudence on bullying, and examines both the virtues and the pitfalls of treating it as a crime.

DRIVING the Mini E in and around New York City highlights both the promises and the pitfalls of electric cars.

You all have had your own very spirited discussion about the risks of home births and the pitfalls of hospitals.

In Denver, a panel appointed by the mayor concluded that the police had failed to understand both the power and the pitfalls of the software.

As the new year comes, white-collar cases will continue to serve up new object lessons of the perils and the pitfalls of the financial system.

Ms. Witherspoon said that taking on the role introduced her both to the joys of Oscar Wilde and the pitfalls of the English accent.