shortcomings

He adds that some people who have taught him the most have shortcomings of their own.

Wall Street Journal: “Begley has a great many strengths—concision, eloquence, an eagle eye—and few of the usual shortcomings.”

Still, she acknowledges the pitfalls and shortcomings of the tests, including their low efficacy.

He actively blamed and condemned women—not just individually, but as a categorical whole—for his shortcomings.

For years, it was her dream to create an illustrated “magnum opus” that addressed shortcomings in American sex education.

But I like that kind of work—studying people, their individualities, their shortcomings, their accomplishments.

Once so serenely convinced of her superiority, Leam was now as suspicious of her shortcomings, and was soon abashed.

It formed no part of her plan to be drawn into a discussion respecting the defects and shortcomings of Algernon's wife.

I thank you many times for the picture, which is a monstrous good picture, whatever its shortcomings as a portrait may be.

I know my own shortcomings quite well, and I shall be too glad to learn—especially if you are kind enough to teach me.