Sentence examples for supposed failing from inspiring English sources

Every supposed failing is hereby transformed.

But the queer community's own supposed failings are easy to read.

Whatever the rights and wrongs of the situation, I would not dwell on your supposed failings.

But again it was the supposed failings of Labour and their leaders that were highlighted.

"The present draft remains highly focused on the health care system's supposed failings and flaws," Mr. Lawrence said in a memorandum to Mr. Thompson last fall.

It is depressing to see Thailand's politicians become so obsessed by the supposed failings and virtues of just one man; only Italy's fixation on Silvio Berlusconi really bears comparison.

That way, the next time some bore is haranguing you at a cocktail party about the supposed failings of the local school board, you could just tune him out.

His defeated Republican colleagues have spent time and money rubbing voters' noses in his supposed failings: the solution of a dispute related to the sale of Cold Stone in 2007 through arbitration (the records of which are private) came under particular scrutiny.

By focusing on the supposed failings of the individual, we are missing the bleeding obvious: that there are not enough jobs (and more specifically, not enough hours!) for those who can work as well as a seriously inadequate level of income support for those who cannot.

The cases reveal remarkable continuities in administrative and professional knowledge regarding the explanation of socio-technological disasters, as well as the widespread use of outside experts to interrogate the supposed failings of interested parties.

Such views fit into a new school of corporate thinking that (at least rhetorically) builds on the supposed failings of business to address the needs of society.