Sentence examples for genuine weakness from inspiring English sources

All this shows that Moore's extremism might be a genuine weakness.

But the scale of the drop could not be explained by one-off factors alone, suggesting genuine weakness in German industry.

Never relate something that is a "real, genuine, actual weakness," Bouchez advises.

Everyone has genuine weaknesses.

Schreiber is also careful to provide criticism of Aristotle's categories when warranted, both defending Aristotle against his contemporary critics when he thinks they have misunderstood him, and pointing out genuine weaknesses in Aristotle's arguments.

Masculine displays of unguarded feeling and agonized introspection may be the norm in serious dramas, but the depiction of genuine male weakness remains something of a taboo.

And it wasn't just in the World Cup where the U.S. team looked particularly vulnerable at the back, a loss to Panama and the 4-2 defeat by Mexico in the 2011 Gold Cup Final underscored genuine defensive weakness.

Third, to what extent public perception of the government's evidence in both cases will ultimately stand, or be torn apart by a combination of genuine evidentiary weakness, a corrupt judiciary, or both.

He thus commits himself to the view that there can be no genuine cases of weakness of the will (though unfortunately he does not say how he would account for apparent cases of weakness).

Whether the subject is Ms. Mosbacher's business acumen or her political success, one hears a surprisingly consistent chord -- about a woman who's passion is genuine, yet whose weakness for self-dramatization undermines her effectiveness.

It's about trying to figure out who you are as a manager and your own genuine strengths and weaknesses.