Sentence examples for typical weakness from inspiring English sources
A more typical weakness is an unrelieved prettiness that can verge on sentimentality.
But Mr. Stone went to McBride's Magic and Mystery School in Las Vegas, run by Jeff McBride, whom he calls (with a typical weakness for hyperbole) "a towering figure in the magic community".
It has been generally assumed that defects in the amount or structure of one of these ECM components affect normal organization and structural integrity of the supporting connective tissues and result in the typical weakness of bones, skin, vascular or other tissues, which characterizes the individual disease phenotypes.
Villains are usually very strong, and should not have typical weaknesses, such as garlic, if the villain is a vampire.
Most cases were sporadic and had typical craniofacial weakness and hypotonia.
Prior to the play-off most Europeans would have pointed to Goosen's inability to finish off the tournament on Sunday, when he missed a straight, uphill, two-foot putt to win, as typical of his weakness.
A gait pattern typical of abductor weakness (Trendelenburg's sign) may then emerge, involving pelvic drop at the contralateral side.
Moe has the typical strengths and weaknesses of jam bands.
London's work has the typical strengths and weaknesses of turn-of-the-century naturalist fiction – it's powerful and gripping, but the ideas (a pinch of Nietzsche and Rousseau, and a large helping of Darwin) are very much of their time.
Typical high-level weaknesses found in SCADA systems in use today are that they do not require any authentication, authorization, or encryption.
Speaking in a television interview, Mr. Trichet said the euro's current weakness was typical of periods when financial markets wrongly valued currencies.
