Sentence examples for inevitable foibles from inspiring English sources
Humor has been identified as the last achievement of a mind striving to integrate itself on a level of mature awareness; the capacity to smile benignly at oneself, to accept one's inevitable foibles, and to be realistic about one's limitations in influencing the world without being crippled by such awareness (Pruyser 1987).
Attaching this amorphous wisdom to a specific author, with his inevitable human foibles, would just be a buzzkill.
We had really truly connected for the first time that day and the goodwill extended by that foible and the inevitable later ones that followed created a bond of true power.
Despite witnessing the president's obvious foibles, and confronting the inevitable humanness of those in power, Ms. Smith said she surprised herself by coming away impressed by the people who govern.
Yes, he cared about quality, but only after reading Mr Lutz's book does that appear to be a novel, rather than inevitable, virtue.If "Icons and Idiots" suffers from a flaw, it is the difficulty of mocking the foibles of an industry whose failures so damage society.
I've thrown in a couple of notable tech items that could pop up, but am mostly focusing on the interesting foibles and show mechanics that are worth keeping an eye on as CES marches on towards in inevitable E3-like self-destructive fate.
Their foibles sometimes show.
Foibles are evenly distributed.
Different personnel, same foibles.
Thucydides wrote about the foibles of the players in the Peloponnesian War, but in the light of an overarching theme — that the growth of Athenian power had made war with Sparta inevitable.
