Sentence examples for more fallible from inspiring English sources

What's more, even though humans can be more fallible than machines, our strength lies in the ability to recognize our fallibility and improve, just as Lee did.

No, I'm much more fallible than that.

The other teenage heroes are hardly more fallible.

They have solved the Prospero problem by making the great magician a more fallible, vulnerable being.

As a general rule, can it be said that one is more fallible than the other?

At the same time, they observe, big data exacerbates "a very old problem: relying on the numbers when they are far more fallible than we think".

Viewed from its own comic perspective, the show itself was just one more absurd and fallible human endeavour.

When it comes to our motivations, he writes, we are less like "hyper-rational Mr. Spock" and more like the "fallible, myopic, vindictive, emotional, biased Homer Simpson".

They make the work more human and fallible, though some would argue that the humour takes the edge off the work and the political engagement.

The United States, more flawed and fallible over the past 48 hours than any other Olympic dynasty, was suddenly ahead by only 4 points against unheralded France -- a nation that had not competed in a gold medal basketball game since 1948.

The institution of the cardinal-nephew had the effect both of enriching the Pope's family with desirable benefices and of modernizing the administration of the papacy, by allowing the pontiff to rule through a proxy which was more easily deemed fallible when necessary and provided a formal distance between the person of the pontiff and the everydayness of pontifical affairs.