Sentence examples for inadequacy that from inspiring English sources

Many outstanding comedians have suffered from combinations of recklessness, self-delusion and social inadequacy that have created turmoil in their personal lives.

When he's treating an invalid (pronounce the word however seems appropriate) like me, he will have to proceed like a therapist faced with a physical inadequacy that can't, of itself, be fixed.

Is it his own sense of inadequacy that is being projected?" Last August, an Iraqi judge issued a warrant charging Moqtada with having ordered the killing of Khoei, but the C.P.A. kept the warrant a secret while it deliberated.

To subscribe to The New Yorker is to accept the feeling of inadequacy that comes with flipping on SportsCenter rather than attacking the unread pile of them on your bedside table.

Buruma writes, "Those who don't aspire to American success, or an American life-style, or American recognition, don't feel that special humiliation of the disappointed supplicant, that sense of inadequacy that comes from longing for something forever out of reach".

He strays from such political-cultural commentary only once, to tell a story about his adolescent athletic inadequacy that involves his own funny bits' falling out of his running shorts.

Despite this, there is a worldwide problem of vitamin D inadequacy and deficiency that is largely being unheeded and under-treated.

The restructuring of TPI, although welcome in principle, involves exactly the same sort of corporate shenanigans and legal inadequacies that helped foment the crisis in the first place.

Rather, cholera persists because of infrastructural inadequacies that arise from such social and political circumstances as the Third World's foreign-debt burdens, inequitable world-trade regimes, local failures of urban planning, corruption, crime, and incompetence.

Once modernity became an enveloping condition, artists who were part of that condition — from Pollock to Warhol, from Robbe-Grillet to Grass, from Artaud to Pinter — rebelled as much against modernist Prometheanism as against the modern inadequacies that provoked it.

Harry C. Stonecipher, Boeing's president and chief executive, said: "I have the highest confidence in the integrity and systems of the Boeing Company, and we will exert all energy to address any inadequacies that need to be corrected.