Sentence examples for perceived weaknesses from inspiring English sources

They get downright testy when asked about any perceived weaknesses.

But candidates were also called upon respectively to answer to their perceived weaknesses.

And because of perceived weaknesses, women often believe that they have to behave more like men.

Instead of focussing on her strengths as an actor, the teachers fixated on her perceived weaknesses.

It's never easy to put our perceived weaknesses on display — much less in front of new people.

In the case of Belgium, US diplomats attempted to play on the country's perceived weaknesses as a small player in Europe that wanted to be a big one.

Gary Sheffield has been a Met for all of two weeks, a period defined more by his perceived weaknesses than by his obvious strengths.

Those inconsistencies are problematic, but they have so far been overshadowed by the second of his perceived weaknesses – his business record coupled with his vast personal wealth.

They've taken him to task for perceived weaknesses on Liberal plans to legalize marijuana, settle Syrian refugees and massively increasing public spending.

The Folio was born out of frustration at perceived weaknesses of the Man Booker prize and anger at what was described as the "dumbed down" shortlist of 2011.

Any perceived weaknesses in the Saudi program — widely viewed as a successful model — could pose problems for the return of the remaining Guantánamo detainees.