Sentence examples for proof of weakness from inspiring English sources

Gilling has a great deal of fun with Mr. Sculley's arguments on behalf of physiognomy ("There never existed a profound thinker, or a man of fortitude and prudence, with weak, high eyebrows.... Long teeth are proof of weakness and pusillanimity"), but he also invests the novel with the full benefits of his own powers of observation.

Not to say it is a proof of weakness".

He described Labour as a "wholly owned subsidiary of the Unite union" and denounced Mr Brown's "hand wringing" as proof of weakness.

His campaign may collapse as quickly as it inflated.The Giuliani bubble is as much a proof of the weakness of the other anti-McCain candidates as it is a long-term threat to Mr McCain himself.

But our enemies will see this as proof of our weakness.

The fact that teacher unions are so readily used as political piñatas by shameless demagogues is proof of their weakness.

Yet, while we gladly celebrate the Lord's Resurrection as the reality of life and hope, all around us in the world, we can hear the cries and threats of death launched in many parts of the planet by those who believe that they can resolve human conflicts by destroying their enemies, which in itself constitutes the greatest proof of their weakness.

Diagnosis of critical illness myopathy (CIM) is either based on clinical proof of muscle weakness after awakening from analgesia and sedation, measurement of short duration low amplitude muscle unit potentials, depending on voluntary muscle contraction, or histological confirmation of muscle pathology [ 2].

The photographer had concluded that barriers are "proof of human weaknesses and errors, the inability of human beings to communicate with each other".

The sacking was compelling proof of Smith's weakness.

ThinkProgress has details: The President's conservative critics had clearly been preparing to exploit the crisis as proof of Obama's weakness in the face of provocation.