Sentence examples for character deficiencies from inspiring English sources

The film was generally praised for its cinematography and art direction but was criticised for having a weak plot and character deficiencies.

Even with all this, the IEDs, al Qaeda and the suicide bombers and the revelation of General McChrystal's character deficiencies, I still think we have to stick it out in Afghanistan.

House Speaker Paul Ryan tweeted back in March that he would be giving up "character deficiencies" like anxiety for Lent, the Christian season around Easter where people sacrifice certain luxuries from their lives as a form of penitence for 40 days.

Part of his answer was not kind: "character deficiency".

Writer began to worry about his failures at the track, seeing his flawed handicapping technique as a character deficiency.

Next will be pseudo-psychoanalytic op-eds suggesting that the president has a character deficiency that impairs his leadership.

What's most important in the making of a terrorist is not some kind of character deficiency, nor psychopathic or sadistic tendencies, but something much more banal: who you spend time with and what they say and do.

Stigma around mental illness still persists, with many subscribing to the wrongheaded notion that struggling in this area is an indication of some sort of weakness or character deficiency.

"To them [Trump] is a good character to show the deficiencies of the democratic system, that such a person could become president.

In each of us there is something unfulfilled, some ache or deficiency of character that leads us to fill a hole in the heart with the love of strangers.

The flipside of this is that the lower confidence and assertiveness of those from less privileged backgrounds is not due to any deficiency in character, but is a perfectly rational response to the fewer opportunities they actually have.