Sentence examples for the great weakness from inspiring English sources

Their refusal to go beyond phenomena was, for Plato, the great weakness in their thinking.

The great weakness of the first game was its clumsy combat system.

"The great weakness of paranoia," muses Zen, "is that it cannot take account of chance".

He also said: "I think the great weakness in most of my work is subject matter.

Indeed the great weakness of much gay writing is that the authors tend to write about themselves.

"It's the great weakness of all the efforts to foster consumer engagement in health care decision making".

To me this is obviously one of the great weaknesses of what is a wonderful sport.

One of the great weaknesses of so much western economic commentary is that it fails to look much beyond the next quarter's, or even month's, results.

"One of the great weaknesses that Bush has is that people see him as beholden to special interests," said Mark Mellman, Democratic pollster and adviser to the Kerry campaign.

"One of the great weaknesses in dyslexia is that the system is not able to integrate these phoneme-driven systems" with other aspects of language comprehension.

As I've remarked many times before, one of the great weaknesses of his campaign is that he doesn't have a convincing jobs plan, or even the semblance of one.