Sentence examples for perceived inadequacies from inspiring English sources

The drug appears to stop patients dwelling on themselves and their own perceived inadequacies.

But rather than confer the ugly-duckling transformation she craves, Combe Abbey magnifies her perceived inadequacies.

There are other places where failed entrepreneurs can go to explore their real and perceived inadequacies.

Paul Krugman (column, Dec. 13) rails against the perceived inadequacies of think tanks like the Cato Institute.

In addition, security outcomes depend on the reactions of social and political systems to actual or perceived inadequacies of response.

Like other provisions in the Dodd‑Frank Act, Title II was designed as a response to perceived inadequacies in U.S. legal and regulatory regimes during the financial crisis.

Any thoughtful president must surely have infinitely greater moments of inwardly perceived inadequacy.

The perceived inadequacy of his education was later to preoccupy him and some of his critics.

The perceived inadequacy of out of hours care, and the public's unwillingness to use it, is a major factor.

Moreover, protests are expected from advocacy groups, island countries threatened with inundation, and many others over the perceived inadequacy of the deal.

In addition to the perceived inadequacy of the sentence is an abiding anxiety about the way it will be carried out.