As Spike Lee exposes in a trailer before the release date, he chose to approach the film using satire, "a way of using humor to show that someone or something is foolish, weak, bad, and humor that shows the weaknesses or bad qualities of a person, government, and society," according to the Merriam Webster Dictionary.
In many ways Harlequin's current weakness looks bad only when compared with its previous, staggering success.
In 2004 The Lancet medical journal published a review of such diets, citing common complaints of constipation and headache, as well as muscle cramps, diarrhea, weakness, and bad breath.
Hey, we all know that the true "Art of the Deal" involves telegraphing weakness and bad negotiating skills in order to catch your opponent off guard in the next round, right?
The central figure in "Stealing the Fire," a video documentary by John S. Friedman and Eric Nadler that opens today at the Cinema Village, is one Karl-Heinz Schaab, a deceptively drab German technocrat whose only discernable character trait is a weakness for bad wigs.
A likable writer with a weakness for bad jokes, the character (named simply Man) superficially resembles many of the nebbishy protagonists played by Mr. Stiller, above, in past films.
All of which allow him to play into ― and exploit ― every media weakness and bad habit in a chase for audience and numbers.
Since SD could be defined as the measure of resourcefulness and self-acceptance [ 34], low levels of SD are linked to irresponsibility, inefficiency, weakness, and bad self-reliance.
"Don't admit you have weaknesses" is bad advice.
I don't think people's weaknesses are bad at all.
