They tend to be roundabout tales of flawed individuals, or of his own individual flaws.
We are also starting to recognize addiction as a consequence of social ills rather than individual flaws.
It demonstrated individual flaws in the Anfield ranks but most of all the indefatigable spirit and unity that Klopp has instilled in only six months.
Will she ever be? "Line!" In the three arabesques penchées, Degas seems to be fascinated by the individual flaws of each woman and by the purity of the dance itself.
Coaching skills are critical, because individual flaws will need to be ironed out and the means provided for the team to perform at the contrasting levels of Scottish and European football.
And yet, despite their nuanced and individual flaws, the film doesn't judge or condemn either character a novel concept in 1978 never deifying one woman's choices over the other.
You know, when I was sitting down to write the play, I knew that I was writing about people who all had individual flaws, which I think is true of most of us.
There was limited clinical evidence to support their efficacy; the majority of articles (n = 23) were ranked as category 4 LOE, being of limited quality with individual flaws, including low patient numbers, poor randomisation, blinding, and short follow-up periods.
Common problems encountered during the preparation of this review included the limited quality and individual flaws with much of the available literature, in particular low patient numbers, poor randomisation and blinding, the range of different scar assessment methodologies used and outcome measures reported, and short follow-up periods.
And whenever white folks are denounced as racists, it's seen as an individual character flaw instead of a systemic problem manifesting on a personal level.
