Sentence examples for own insufficiency from inspiring English sources

If you begin by grieving for its hero, he upsets you with so much truth of our common nature that you wind up grieving for yourself — for your own insufficiency.

But this deconstruction would be a deconstruction that recognizes its own insufficiency.

For one, it blinds her to her own insufficiency.

I see all sins and my failures plastered to my conscience The one institution in which I had placed all my confidence, I swear to you, has betrayed me since I realized my own insufficiency.

Veneration can be a stop on the road to contempt, and De Quincey, who had so much of his self-esteem invested in his idolatry of Wordsworth, behaved around the poet like a man who, in being let down by his hero, had been confronted with his own insufficiencies.

She demonstrates her own critical insufficiency by slagging off "Amistad," DreamWorks' first ambitious release.

-GEORGE BERNARD SHAW Censorship is a way of admitting our own weakness and intellectual insufficiency.

She imagined Marise unpacking them in some room of flowery frivolity she couldn't clearly visualize and feeling a pang for the insufficiency of her own maternal care.

Second, the Child Pugh score (i.e., the severity of the liver insufficiency) on its own is an independent risk of infection (in the literature and in our study), some patients with a high Child Pugh score could be at risk of bacterial infection even without a severe 25-OH vitamin D deficiency.

To elucidate whether a simple walking aid may improve physical performance in COPD patients with chronic respiratory insufficiency who usually carry their own heavy oxygen canister.

Even though fetus has its own natural defense mechanism to tackle the oxygen insufficiency during the delivery, in some cases only timely intervention can prevent adverse consequences.