Sentence examples for reflection of weakness from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hevesi is way ahead of Mr. Callaghan, but we can't help wondering if his reluctance to face the opposition is more a reflection of weakness than strength.

Ironically, the single freedom for which the region scores higher than the world average size of government is more a reflection of weakness than strength.

Life isn't easy all the time, even to the most well-adjusted individual, and the dark times aren't a reflection of weakness or selfishness or anything you might tell yourself.

Particularly at a younger age, this may be tested and demonstrated through being able to engage in risky demonstrations of heterosexuality (e.g. multiple partners) (14), without incurring penalties, such as getting HIV which may be seen as a reflection of weakness (21, 28).

Delay in diagnosis and treatment are a much clearer reflection of weaknesses within the health system as compared to referral delay.

The weakness of the MSPP is a reflection of the weakness of the state itself and it is unrealistic to expect the MSPP to initiate change on its own.

Even a few local boosters will admit that the paucity of Hong Kong galleries is largely a reflection of the weakness of the local art scene.

Overcrowded and dilapidated with poorly trained guards, Haitian prisons contain large numbers of inmates in prolonged pretrial detention, a reflection of the weakness of the judicial system.

But it's a chicken-and-egg deal, because deficits are also a reflection of economic weakness, she says.

But that is a reflection of US weakness in the wake of Afghanistan and Iraq: dirty wars cause human misery but give limited strategic leverage.

The older James can acknowledge his complicated feelings toward Mr. Connolly, and toward his own father, who abandoned him, and toward Freddie, who was a reflection of his weakness.