To join the political fray is to become fallible, as Khamenei is discovering.
It's important to remember that whenever people start creating data sets, these become fallible human tools.
Now, as I look at the movie again, I have become the fallible adult.
Murray's inside-out forehand had become as fallible as it had formerly been lethal.
What's more, it must be said: against the scale of the threat, and the diversity of forms it can take, our anti-terrorist apparatus has become permeable, fallible, less efficient than ever….
The moment Don DeLillo became in any way fallible to me, I experienced a rupture I'm still traumatized by, one that colors my ability to situate him reasonably in my internal landscape of "contemporary letters" — he's either as great as I thought he was when I thought he made all other writing look silly or he's a total disaster.
Rock Paper Shotgun's Graham Smith elegantly croons for a world in which No Man's Sky never releases, so that it might keep all this potential energy and never become a real, fallible, human effort that no matter how hard the work or how ambitious the vision can never live up to the "shared dream" it has become in these days before release.
'And nobody's going f*cking solo' After 'Wolf Hall' and 'Homeland', Damian Lewis became the go-to guy for powerful, frighteningly fallible antiheroes, and his Wall Street titan in 'Billions' is in the same mould.
In other words, before he became the world's foremost sports tycoon, a virtual Hollywood cartoon, Jordan was fallible, human.
In these passages, he anticipates the strategies of selfacknowledgment that became commonplace thirty years later in the work of Hunter S. Thompson and Mailer: the writer is not some impersonal conveyor of data but a fallible instrument of experience, including his own.
