Sentence examples for true weakness from inspiring English sources

In this moment of true weakness and despair, a song comes on the radio.

This deviation is expected to turn the team's only true weakness into a strength.

Their 92-74 victoverover Memphis on Wednesday finally exposed the Nets' one true weakness and a growing need.

But he admits that his true weakness is a less elaborate dish: his mother's creamed onions with Cheddar and buttermilk.

That is our true weakness, and feminism exemplifies this flaw - witness the countless factions, all fighting for different things, from sex-positive feminists, who believe nudity is OK, to third-wave feminists, who think eyeliner is misogynistic.

"True, weakness in Europe and Japan will restrain overall overseas demand, but those regions represent a shrinking share of U.S. exports, and we have long anticipated sluggish growth in both areas," he said.

These are also the true weaknesses of the missile defense shield.

The euro has, in effect, exposed Italy's true weaknesses, which are microeconomic in nature.

"If I am ever looking to hire someone, I would prefer someone who is honest in his dealings and is willing to discuss his true weaknesses instead of trying to disguise a strength as one," said one employer.

Years ago I was in an interview for a big freelance opportunity and my almost future boss asked me, "What was your biggest professional failure?" The question really freaked me out since I did not want to expose my vulnerable side or my true weaknesses.

True, the weakness of the dollar has relieved the pressure on some of the Fund's major problem debtors, including Brazil and Turkey, and that is good.