“fallible”造句，怎麼用fallible造句

people began to realize that their leaders were not "heavenly chosen" but merely fallible human beings just like themselves.

A story of flawed and fallible people, united across the generations by grand and 1 enduring ideals.

Nowhere is Freud more touchingly fallible than in his love letters to his fiancee Martha Bernays, which occupy half this book.

The key to his flexibility, beyond his care for consensus, was his conviction that judges were not all-wise, but fallible sharers in the work of government.

No one is so fallible as your expert.

So foolish was the best choice, there is no choice most not fallible method.

Both the "liberal interpretation of a crime" and "narrow interpretation of a crime, " that is popular now, are fallible.

But generals are as fallible as the rest of us and should not receive a free pass from their civilian counterparts.

Everyone of us is fallible. How to rectify our errors is the main point.

I think those together really mean this: know your own limitations as a fallible mortal and then exercise moderation because you are not divine, you are mortal.

Given the financial system's fallibility, regulation is bound to be fallible too.

The worship of central bankers over the past decade has been shown for what it was, a mere shift of blind faith from one group of fallible tunnel-visionaries to another.