Sentence examples for its foibles from inspiring English sources

Still, if you have complex medication needs, and you spend enough time with the software to understand its foibles, it's worth the work.

But it's too cozy for that; indeed, by showing the BBC as an organisation that can laugh at some of its foibles, it neutralises any genuine criticism of its practices.

Enamoured as Paddy Considine is by this atmosphere and aware as he is of its foibles, it's telling that he decided to make his character, Matty Burton, a polite sort of gent.

The problem with the original LittleBigPlanet's level creator was that it required players to work around its foibles in order to fashion what was actually wanted.

Wrens had tended to be assigned to one machine and stuck with it as they had got to know its foibles, she said.

This bit of theatre coming out of Washington (and it is real political theatre with all its foibles) is crowded beyond debate.

For most of the 20th century the home of Silicon Valley and Hollywood has been the brainier, sexier, trendier of the two: its suburbs and freeways, its fads and foibles, its marvellous miscegenation have spread around the world.

Punch became an upper-class weekly and continued as such for three or four generations, reflecting the large knowledge of all classes it was possible for its staff to offer its readers, and the large delight of the upper class in seeing its own foibles and those of its servants, tradesmen, lame ducks, and "climbers" exposed.

Despite its own foibles, 3dfx continued to hold its lead in the retail market.

The franchise has been tarnished by its recent foibles, no longer viewed as a model franchise as it was in the 1970s and '80s alongside Pittsburgh and Dallas.

Also no surprise: Its domestic foibles were the bread and butter of "The Sopranos".