Sentence examples for weakest section from inspiring English sources

Episode One's weakest section is near the end, where one must repeatedly go back and forth through the same area.

The only trouble is that (whisper it) HG Wells's golfing story is the movie's weakest section by far.

The weakest section of the novel is the narrator's romance with the daughter of an enigmatic psychiatrist.

In the final, weakest section, large works on Mylar and canvas show Udo Kier gazing into a mirror in Christoph Schlingensief's 1986 "Egomania".

In the final, weakest section, large works on Mylar and canvas show Udo Kier gazing into a mirror in Christoph Schlingensief's 1986 "Egomania". The images shift among thin, thinner and silhouette.

The weakest section, it bogs down in discussions of the financial problems of running a dance company, the involvement of dancers in creating choreography and the scourge of AIDS.

Giles Foden, in The Guardian, found the New York art-scene sections weakest, saying they "puncture the realism Boyd has so carefully built up in the rest of the novel".

Within the poor countries, the main brunt is borne by the weakest sections of the populace.

The water had been supporting the ground, and when it was gone the weakest sections gave way.

Its weakest sections were the ones that affected a common touch, waxed saccharine about true love and momhood, and pretended that her husband was something other than a born-and-raised aristocrat.

"The aquifer couldn't recover in time," Arthur told me, "and during that period several hundred private wells went dry, and a hundred and forty sinkholes opened up". The water had been supporting the ground, and when it was gone the weakest sections gave way.