Sentence examples for makes inadequacies from inspiring English sources

In "Ruins and Poetry," one of the Norton lectures Milosz gave in 1981-82 at Harvard, he states, "The reality of the war years is a great subject, but a great subject is not enough and it even makes inadequacies in workmanship all the more visible".

Learning that the present refinery operations appear to violate existing regulations set to protect the public health and safety makes the inadequacies of the expansion plans all the more important from our point of view.

This package, albeit imperfectly, administers it.That makes the inadequacy of the financial rescue all the more regrettable.

He does for Woody Allen what De Niro did for Scorsese in "Raging Bull": he makes human inadequacy mesmerizing..

A government commissioned review (Nutbrown 2012) makes clear the inadequacies in training of early years staff.

He loved most of all art that danced on an edge between manifest accomplishment and audacity, where a painter managed to bring his or her sheer talent to bear upon the world — and then made the inadequacy of talent alone to bear adequate witness to the world manifest, too.

"The recession made the inadequacy in the [U.S.] asylum system more obvious," said Bob Carey, vice president of migration and policy for the International Rescue Committee IRCC).

Inadequacy makes me snappy.

There are fans whose inadequacy makes them feel vulnerable abroad, in unfamiliar cultures.

The book makes clear the inadequacy of traditional understandings of security and shows how global environmental change is raising new, unavoidable questions of human insecurity, conflict, cooperation, and sustainable development.

Playing in a band probably makes up for inadequacy.