Sentence examples for utter weakness from inspiring English sources
The SNP leader said: "This speech was a threadbare defence of the case for Westminster Tories retaining their undemocratic control over Scotland, which betrays the utter weakness of the prime minister's case.
Though two weeks does not make a trend, the near cessation of attacks since 30 June speaks volumes about how easily Shiite violence can be controlled and speaks to the utter weakness of AQI.
There seemed to be a loud bang and a blinding flash of light all round me, and I felt a tremendous shock – no pain, only a violent shock, such as you get from an electric terminal; with it a sense of utter weakness, a feeling of being stricken and shriveled up to nothing.
Then, in a display of utter weakness, he buckled under pressure and did a complete flip-flop on the issue.
In a moment of utter desperation and weakness, I turn to the unlikeliest of places.
Then, as you stood there staring hopelessly at the bottom of the pot with hunger, weakness, and utter despair coursing through your veins, one of the roommates would inevitably walk up to you and say, " Hey man, wanna buy a dialer?" Back to the 90s, when you got to town early enough and the promoter was classy, instead of whipping up some punk stew he'd take you to a vegan Chinese restaurant.
His great weakness is his utter lack of interest in ineffective people, which unfortunately includes most of us.
It's their weaknesses, their failures, their utter cluelessness.
He's a type himself, the born copper whose utter reliability hides his doubts and weaknesses, but he's unusual for being defined not by his competency or his demons but by his decency.
The result predictably values the rights of corporations over the needs of workers and fails to address the most glaring weakness of past trade deals: the utter failure of the parties to uphold their commitments to respect workers' rights.
But even among outsiders, the fatwa has different interpretations: a sign of weakness or cleverness; an act of rationality or utter cynicism about mixing affection and politics.
