Sentence examples for like a shortcoming from inspiring English sources
We are so accustomed to judging a social movement by its ideological coherence that the vagueness at the heart of evangelicalism sounds like a shortcoming.
"That really does feel to me like a shortcoming: we haven't built a product that's easy enough for unmotivated users.
But the intimacy of his performance, and his self-effacing commentary, made this seem less like a shortcoming than a sign of some unvarnished sincerity.
Although this sounds like a shortcoming I don't avoid this 'problem,' I actually see it as the basics of my concept..
But he noted a shortcoming.
That is a shortcoming that I would like to see journalism across the board address," he said.
That lack of that functionality from day one seemed like a serious shortcoming especially considering how Apple was trying to position her (or him, depending on your locale) as a smart new way of interacting with the iPhone.
A shortcoming of SPCA, like PCA, is that once SPCA has selected the appropriate subset of pollutants, the loadings applied to each pollutant in the subset are also assigned without regard to the adverse health outcomes of interest.
Subsuming municipalities entirely to the whims and dictates of provincial governments feels, in 2018, like a major constitutional shortcoming.
Thus, over time, the game's arcade-like shortcomings fall away as interpersonal dramas, and their fragility moves to the forefront.
