Sentence examples for appreciation of weakness from inspiring English sources
Players have a feral appreciation of weakness, and florid philosophies expressed on flip-charts in a manager's office have a distinctly short shelf life when it is every man for himself.
Certainly, the way he drove through women bishops showed a remarkable appreciation of the weakness of his opponents' position and the best ways to exploit it while appearing to respect them.
She is perhaps ahead of her attorney in her feminine sense of appreciation of the weaknesses of the jurors.
He was more ready than some men to compromise ideals in order to preserve the republic, but, though he came to admit in the De republica that republican government required the presence of a powerful individual an idealized Pompey perhaps to ensure its stability, he showed little appreciation of the intrinsic weaknesses of Roman republican administration.
In the theory of pitch, Heller analyzes a debate between "Helmholtz and Georg Ohm on one side and Rudolf Koenig and August Seebeck on the other", which engaged physicists and instrument makers alike for decades (441ff).. Heller's work provides an appreciation of the strengths and weaknesses of Helmholtz's work from the perspective of modern physics and acoustical theory.
China is blessed with an expansive, albeit ethnocentric, world view and a supremely realistic appreciation of its strengths and weaknesses relative to other nations.
Overall, these results support the growing appreciation that SNMG is similar in distribution of weakness, pathophysiology and treatment-responsiveness to AChR-MG.
The three plays -- "The Proposal" by Anton Chekhov (1888-89), "The Music Cure" by George Bernard Shaw (1913) and "Caught With His Trance Down" by Georges Feydeau (1897) -- share a general time period, an attitude of fond appreciation for human weakness, and a subject: marriage plans.
