Sentence examples for personal inadequacies from inspiring English sources
Female candidates must deal not only with their own personal inadequacies (as every candidate must), but also with the larger question of whether their roles as wives and mothers would hurt their role as policymakers.
"Self-compassion involves being kind to oneself when confronting personal inadequacies or situational difficulties, framing the imperfection of life in terms of common humanity, and being mindful of negative emotions so that one neither suppresses nor ruminates on them". (Neff &Beretvas, 2012).
After all the heartache and grief that goes into making these things, why would anyone bother when your reward is an avalanche of anons using you as a piñata for their personal inadequacies?
Trump mercilessly pummeled him over his brother's actions and what Trump declared to be Jeb Bush's personal inadequacies.
(The eventual answer: "I would not have invaded Iraq").. Trump mercilessly pummeled him over his brother's actions and what Trump declared to be Jeb Bush's personal inadequacies.
Our participants stated that diabetes control is a personal responsibility, and they therefore tended to focus on their personal inadequacies when it came to poor glycaemic control.
The preëmptive confession of personal inadequacy seems a distinctive McCain behavior pattern.
The most compelling truth he admits to is a sense of personal inadequacy.
She never likes anyone else's posts but considers any photo that doesn't get more than five hundred likes to be indicative of personal inadequacy.
His pontiff, played by the French actor Michel Piccoli, "is left to come to terms with his depression and what seems to him like his personal inadequacy".
Velázquez seems to have known it or felt it instinctively when he painted The Surrender of Breda as the beginning of a hoped-for reconciliation of enemies and when, in his portraits of Philip IV, he showed the pathos of a man half aware of his personal inadequacy for the role he was called upon to play.
