There are four components to Johnson's Preface to Shakespeare: a discussion of Shakespeare's "greatness" especially in his "portrayal of human nature"; the "faults or weakness" of Shakespeare Shakespearee's plays in relationship to contemporary poetry and drama; and a history of "Shakespearean criticism and editing down to the mid-1700's" and what his work intends to do.
A single fault or weakness could jeopardise the entire project.
Mental illness, alcoholism, depression, anxiety are not faults of character or weakness in self-control.
The term discontinuity covers joints, beddings or foliations, shear zones, minor faults, or other surfaces of weakness, which are common features in rock masses [20].
After graduating from college, I read books with major characters who looked like me who were no longer minor characters and or endowed with otherworldly or mystical powers, but treated as human beings with faults and weaknesses.
But the mayor seems comfortable with his faults and weaknesses.
It is involved in "a courageous struggle, no matter its faults and weaknesses.
Pound even convinced himself that the poem's faults and weaknesses, inevitable from the nature of the undertaking, were part of an underlying method.
Three characters, all from Yorkshire – two still living there, one relocated – started forming, growing opinions, faults, strengths, weaknesses, hurts and pleasures and an abundance of attitude.
