Sentence examples for very failing from inspiring English sources

It might be that for him the Revocation came to represent the hypocrisy, not just of Roman Catholicism, but of Christianity and all religion hypocrisy being the very failing condemned by the Gospel more than sins of the flesh or any other sin.

On the other hand as the head of Automattic he runs a company that profits from those very failings.

3D TVs failed, 3D gaming failed, VR's special take on 3D is at the very least failing to succeed — so why not 3D film?

Some of those buyers must have violated their fiduciary responsibilities by, at the very least, failing to do due diligence.

(A few of the mussels were gritty or past their prime, a very common failing in restaurants).

It earned the nickname the "missing bridge", a very public failing in such a well-ordered city.

"Accurate typing of the associated SNPs should have been required, and hence there is a very specific failing in the review process," Dr. Goldstein said.

Its central focus is the Lamberts, a dysfunctional but not wholly atypical family trying, and very often failing, to adjust to American society's demands.

Ms. Grappell's film takes a while to work its way around to the coup but doesn't use that time very effectively, failing to establish the personalities of the various actors or the general mood in Ukraine.

These entrepreneurs are making tough choices for themselves and their families, living in reduced circumstances, doing without the corporate comforts and resources they once took for granted, sometimes succeeding, very often failing, invariably struggling.

We learned that Sarah Palin is in fact capable of making history: She's the first former female candidate for Vice President to have her very own failing reality TV show on a network that features a program called Toddlers and Tiaras.