Sentence examples for become fallible from inspiring English sources

It's important to remember that whenever people start creating data sets, these become fallible human tools.

To join the political fray is to become fallible, as Khamenei is discovering.

But once the impressive IvanTrickovski made a mug of Richard Dunne inside the box and calmly slipped the ball past Kieren Westwood on 45 minutes, Ireland became fallible.

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….

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.

"It's become clear that eyewitnesses are fallible," said Lt. Kenneth A. Patenaude, a police commander in Northampton, Mass., who is an expert on witness identification techniques.

The occasional portrait of a "good German" slipped into these pages and the convincing details that explain how a normally fallible person might become a "bad German" rob the reader of any self-satisfaction.

Have we become a society that is intolerant of fallible human behavior?

They understand that institutions are fallible, will break down, and may themselves become agencies of harm.