Sentence examples for weaknesses and failures from inspiring English sources

"He had realized his weaknesses and failures at building alliances.

The China we have known for 30 years has been a phenomenal success, but one with some increasingly evident weaknesses and failures.

Shining the bright beam of his oratory and intellect across Labour's decade in power, Tony Blair yesterday astounded his party with a speech that impressively illuminated New Labour's achievements while leaving its weaknesses and failures in the shadows.

EH To what extent have the weaknesses and failures of the labour movement aided erosion of support, this gradual decline of support, and indeed the failure, even after a year of the present government, for the movement, and I would say for the people as a whole, to recover the confidence in Labour that it should have?

That's not to say Meloy doesn't recognize the Santerres' various weaknesses and failures, but she tends to view them with wry humor rather than satirical condescension, noting affectionately of one character that "he could be counted on to do absolutely the wrong thing," as if his dependability were a virtue.

Always be learning and share your weaknesses and failures more than your successes and strengths.

Benedict's discretion is manifested in his repeated allowances for differences of treatment according to age, capabilities, dispositions, needs, and spiritual stature; beyond this is the striking humanity of his frank allowance for weaknesses and failure, of his compassion for the physically weak, and of his mingling of spiritual with purely practical counsel.

In blaming the victim, the ideology attached to cancer mirrors the bootstrap individualism of the neoliberal order, in which the poor are poor because of their own weaknesses – and "failure" and "success" become the ultimate duality, dished out according to individual merit.

The thinking behind this suggestion comes from how DDOs conceptualize weaknesses and failure.

"We should be proud about what we have done," he wrote, speaking of the economic boom under Communist leadership, "but in the eyes of our ancestors, we should also feel ashamed for our weakness and failures, which have been preventing the growth of the nation".

Arnold did not simply mean that Shelley couldn't tell a joke but, more fundamentally, that he could not step outside himself and look impartially at his own weaknesses, limitations, and failures.