Sentence examples for has a weak spot from inspiring English sources

"Everybody in this league has a weak spot, except Albert Pujols.

If the show has a weak spot, it's in the depiction of Schlobohm, with its grim canyons of drug dealers and struggling families.

And that could explain why popular culture has a weak spot for serial killers, the clever ones who feel no remorse and don't get caught.

"The Void" admits he has a weak spot, suffering from irritable bowel syndrome, which can cause problems if things get "a little tasty".

Each has a weak spot, but scaling their cragged bodies to reach the glowing stab points involves a lot more falling off and swearing than seems appropriate to an epic hero.

If Stannis has a weak spot, it's his daughter, and thank goodness for that, given her religious maniac of a mother would throw her to the flames given half a chance.

DRAGONS, as any child can tell you, have a weak spot: their underbelly.

Buyers in search of security have a weak spot for artists no longer alive.

I do have a weak spot for The X Factor, Britain's Got Talent and Dancing On Ice.

Jean Cocteau, better known for his writing and his witticisms, apparently had a weak spot for Surrealism in a jocular vein.

Still, US officials and aviation experts acknowledge that unmanned aircraft have a weak spot: the satellite links and remote controls that enable pilots to fly them from thousands of miles away.