Sentence examples for forms of weakness from inspiring English sources

These are forms of weakness that may cause the head to split or splinter.

Sometimes a brazen declaration of toughness is actually a form of weakness.

At the same time, it is also a form of weakness.

Political power is a form of weakness; the word, in all its slippery ambiguity, is a form of strength.

Feelings and moods were not really discussed and any display of emotion was seen as a form of weakness.

2. Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky Raskolnikov considers the guilt that wracks him to be a form of weakness.

The atmosphere of the football dressing rooms I first came into in 1987 was one constructed around macho, masculine archetypes, and designed to stop the players from showing any form of weakness.

And when governors and legislatures boast about holding the line on taxes -- but the truth is they are merely forcing higher taxes on those below -- that's a form of weakness as well.

Lauren O'Neil is an icily sadistic Regan who has to be restrained from attacking Gloucester and later views her wounded husband with contempt, as if death were a form of weakness.

Bell is best known for the variety of lower motor neuron facial palsy he described and for his skill in differentiating a form of weakness from the facial weakness that results from damage to the cortex of the brain.

(Much of the debate can be found in a collection of papers on the topic edited by Chrisoula Andreou and Mark D. White (2010).) It has perhaps been assumed that procrastination is just a form of weakness of will and so, although there has been little explicit discussion of procrastination, most of the philosophical work necessary for understanding procrastination has already been done.