Sentence examples for interesting weakness from inspiring English sources

Female characters have always been an interesting weakness in Mr. Wolf's shows.

A polished, frequently charming work whose great strength is its skillful integration of song and story but whose nagging (and rather interesting) weakness is how it begs the question of its own worth.

The musical in question is "A Class Act," which opened last night at the Manhattan Theater Club, and it is a polished, frequently charming work whose great strength is its skillful integration of song and story but whose nagging (and rather interesting) weakness is how it begs the question of its own worth.

His character resists the psychological penetration that distinguishes Secrest's biographies: he had no interesting weaknesses, unless chain-smoking and fast cars count, and his only quirks seem to have been studied enhancements of his hypnotic salesmanship.

Journalism benefits from a deep human desire to be useful and interesting, a weakness that reporters exploit by looking bored or disappointed with the revelations so far offered.

"One month doesn't make a trend, but it was pretty interesting that the weakness was concentrated at G.M. and Ford, Ronald Tadrosss, an analyst at Bank of America, said.

Give her some interesting flaws: fears, weaknesses, internal contradictions and quirks.

Some of the pictures in the show are superb, others not, but he was a painter as interesting for his weaknesses as for his strengths.

While the discussion of energy costs has focused on the economics of transportation, more interesting are the infrastructure weaknesses that the staggering growth rates in countries like China have exposed.

In fact, traditional "strong male characters" have been almost entirely abandoned in favor of male characters who are blubbery, dithering, neurotic, anxious, melancholic or otherwise "weak," because this weakness is precisely what makes characters interesting, relatable and funny.

It's both a strength and a weakness: he has interesting and provocative things to say, but often an arch delivery.