Sentence examples for something of a limitation from inspiring English sources

— and also something of a limitation.

The user-friendliness is terrific, though it also ends up being something of a limitation.

The smallness of this movie is decidedly a virtue, but also, in the end, something of a limitation.

But very little in this film is overdone, which is both a virtue and something of a limitation.

Mr. Li does not editorialize or analyze, a strategy that is both integral to the art of "Yasukuni" and also something of a limitation.

Ultimately, The Submission's opening narrative ploy, though a brilliant device for getting the story up and running, proves something of a limitation.

The BBC's security correspondent Frank Gardner believes that Mr Kerry's trip is something of a "damage limitation visit by Washington".

By forcing the evacuation of the OSCE monitors, which -- despite their limitations -- were playing something of a deterrent role against the worst Serbian atrocities, NATO gave the Serbs the opportunity to increase their repression.

This is less of a limitation than it seems.

From the outset of his career, Maugham was aware of his limitations as a writer; he lacked imagination, he said; writing was something of a mechanical exercise.

Something of a mess.