Sentence examples similar to deficient kid from inspiring English sources

The show, which uses sporadic stretches of Shakespeare's original text, keeps trying on different stances and voices like an attention-deficient kid in a Halloween costume shop.

Ben Brantley of the New York Times described it as a "spirited but slapdash show" that "keeps trying on different stances and voices like an attention-deficient kid in a Halloween costume shop".

Low levels of vitamin C may delay wound healing, which can leave vitamin-deficient kids more susceptible to infection and illness, according to the Linus Pauling Institute.

While it isn't yet clear if supplementation might help prevent migraines, new research presented at the Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Headache Society in San Diego revealed that a significant portion of kids, teens and young adults who suffer from migraines are mildly deficient in vitamin D, riboflavin and coenzyme Q10.

The first step in helping restless kids learn to manage themselves is to refrain from judging them as somehow deficient and accept that many children literally think best "on their feet".

The "achievement gap" is not about the ability of students to succeed, but rather, about the ways in which generations of deficient public schools have robbed children of their real academic potential; impoverished families cannot send their kids to private schools, hire tutors and coaches, spend money on all of the perks that open pathways to elite colleges.

"Yin deficient.

Is he mentally deficient?

Even Saddam is deficient here.

Except we're hardly deficient.

"Different does not mean deficient".