Sentence examples for same failing as from inspiring English sources

Despite its Wi-Fi chops and a far better screen than any phone has offered, the 770 ultimately has the same failing as those early Net appliances: a lack of flexibility and power.

You might argue that Honda 's Acura division deserves kudos here as well, but it suffers from the same failing that the Lexus does.

It's an attractive vision, but it suffers from the same failings as those of the utopian socialists.

He extended his term in a 1996 constitutional referendum that independent monitors say was flawed by some of the same failings as the Sunday vote.

A Faraday cage is a nice idea, and if your smartphone happens to develop sentient AI while it's in your Signal Shield, at least the rest of the world's networks will be protected – but it's ultimately subject to the same failings as more pedestrian means of silencing your phone's constant calls for attention, including Airplane Mode.

This same failing is now imputed to human clones – 21st-century reincarnations of Frankenstein's monster, as the very term carries connotations of spiritual vacancy.

Litan's latest column demonstrates that same failing.

The brilliant and iconoclastic writer Albert Murray echoed this sentiment, accusing Baldwin of failing as an artist for precisely the same reasons that Baldwin once had denounced Richard Wright.

Equally, children should be reminded that "failing" at school is not failing as a human being.

I was failing as a Muslim.

His magazine is failing, as you know.