Sentence examples for emerging foibles from inspiring English sources
Malin Akerman, as the bride whose emerging foibles bring trouble, and Michelle Monaghan, as the available charmer at the resort, hold up their ends.
The idea that the linear narratives trotting through the history books actually emerge from a chaos of coincidence shaped by human foibles probably did not require quite so much dramaturgical digression to register with sufficient clarity.
Despite his past foibles, tax crimes, and political failures, the man known as Il Cavaliere (the knight) has emerged in the race as a relatively moderate statesman.
"The framers were prescient men who created a government that could withstand the worst of human foibles — corruption, vindictiveness, the thirst for tyranny — and wrote a Constitution to combat those foibles in many of their forms, not all of which will always be present, but which emerge in different guises in different eras," he said.
For former child stars, the cycle comes with the territory: the standard foibles of young adulthood play out in public, creating an opportunity for a young singer or actor to emerge, mature and recovered, on the other side.
Their foibles sometimes show.
