Sentence examples similar to marked inadequacy of from inspiring English sources

Specifically, the use of 'immaterial' is introduced simply to mark the inadequacy of any analysis of sensation confined solely to the physical terms that are fully adequate for analyzing ordinary physical change that does not involve sensation.

This transition represented a substantial loss to the individual and was most often marked by feelings of guilt, inadequacy, sadness, frustration and the questioning of self identity.

Mr. Hacker's book essentially portrays the modern woman as a kind of superhero soldiering through a world increasingly marked by male inadequacy.

In practice, of course, his fans would probably go for the goblins and request that he did a dump on his neighbour's lawn while he was at it, because fans throwing themselves into this hermetically sealed world will be where Chris Brown's – and please excuse the inadequacy of these quote marks – "values" are the law.

They reflect the imperfections of human justice, the inadequacy of human compassion, the defectiveness of our sensibility toward the sufferings of our fellows; they mark the limit of our ability to use knowledge for the well-being of our fellow human beings throughout the world.

But it was also a round marked by controversy, with the inadequacies of the conference system laid bare.

This is not an inadequacy of my book alone.

I see the inadequacy of my own words".

Beethoven complained constantly about the inadequacy of keyboard instruments.

"Iris," opulent and eerie, exposes the inadequacy of the term.

Their request acknowledged the inadequacy of the Cambodian justice system.