Sentence examples for slightly inadequate. from inspiring English sources

In the face of coverage like this, it's hard for regular, non-sexy dads not to feel slightly inadequate.

Jo, Ewan and Hilary are all faster swimmers than me, which makes me feel slightly inadequate in my darker hours, but their support and encouragement are hugely important to me.

As I watch my peers — an eclectic collection of literary enthusiasts, science geniuses, musical virtuosos and mathematics prodigies — humbly strive for excellence in their respective fields, I feel inspired, slightly inadequate and hopeful for the future.

And if the thought of a baby launching a professional modeling career makes you feel slightly inadequate about your own lot in life, just remember this little one already has lots of experience.

Men fare badly in this audiobook: husbands, policeman, boyfriends, Guy the estate agent with a 'fake tan and infuriating euphemisms' - they are all inadequate, slightly comical figures.

The pace is (just about) fast enough to keep younger viewers hooked, and anyone old enough to remember 1983 for real is in for a richly enjoyable retro-feast whose cockle-warming abilities make up for (what is for us) a slightly predictable narrative and inadequate explanation of the underlying mythology by the end.

CF rejected an offer from Agrium as woefully inadequate while slightly increasing its offer for Terra.

For Lewis, and for anyone who listened to his arguments, the moral imperative is a law human beings can neither invent nor escape--and, as a result, leaves us always feeling inadequate and slightly ashamed.

His inadequate stimulus was slightly bigger than McCain's would have been, so unemployment is about 2 percent lower.

"A lot of bloggers seem to be socially inadequate, pimpled, single, slightly seedy, bald, cauliflower-nosed young men sitting in their mother's basements and ranting.

It was unfortunate that it kicked off with a clip of Andrew Marr making his intemperate attack on bloggers as socially inadequate, pimpled, single, slightly seedy, bald, cauliflower-nosed, young men sitting in their mother's basements and ranting.