Sentence examples for inadequacy with a from inspiring English sources
Its technical definition describes a devastatingly vulnerable person, compensating for a deeply imprinted inadequacy with a desperate need for admiration, and a grandiose self-image.
The human landscape Mr. Mendes surveys (the physical one is shot with understated beauty by Ellen Kuras) is dominated by inadequacy, with a special emphasis on maternal instincts gone awry.
Taking into account expected dosing inadequacy values of 20% in the control group and 10% in the intervention group and to detect differences between groups in the levels of dosing inadequacy with a power of 95% and a 95% confidence interval, a minimum of 328 drug products with restrictions in case of renal impairment per group was required.
Debutante No. 3 was Kathryn Cowdrick, a solid if slightly hooty mezzo, as the sneezing maidservant Berta; while the fourth, Leigh Melrose, tried to mask his vocal inadequacies with an overabundance of comic mugging as Figaro.
They exhibited all the same characteristics as many who have gone before them - including a vague hatred of "Western" society and a general social inadequacy with their place in Britain.
The onset of a crisis mood, in turn, could depend on a criticality that unbearably persists, transforming a circumstantial sense of inadequacy vis-à-vis a specific occasion into a generalized sense of inadequacy with regard to the whole world.
This inadequacy with physical space and direct interaction was an affliction of the educated, he said — "the more educated, the worse".
It was a yearning within Dodi buried deep from childhood; a desire to fill the absence and inadequacy with his father's approval.
By Richard Lemon The New Yorker, March 12 , 1955P. 103 A description of Mood Music and the inadequacy with which it fills the title on the album.
This indicated a wide distribution of CNVRs and reflected the inadequacy with which chicken genes had been annotated relative to other model mammalian species.
