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You take the whole man as he is, foibles and all.

They had been together a long time and knew each other's foibles.

Here there was no sign of man or his foibles.

Let's not project the leaders' foibles onto the people in the country.

These should all be protected from the foibles of the others.

I think we show him as very human, with foibles and strengths.

In fact, most days he's delighted at the human foibles around him.

Yet it turned out that the world loved him because, not despite of, these foibles.

He's such a dear, but he does have his little foibles.

If they lack power, at least their jobs give them a window on the foibles of the human race.

But today most people were tolerant of the system's foibles.

Other foibles are more obvious and less easy to forgive.

More likely, the questions would be rather embarrassing ones about her father's foibles, in which she played no part.

It is a dark social comedy about the foibles of the very rich.

I'm certain my foibles are your own, if only you're willing to acknowledge them.

He concluded that it was a foible of the legal mind.

In fact, we exhibit lots of foibles that make little sense.

For all their faults and foibles, they are supposed to be friends.

"Now there's something in nearly every room that's representative of my fish foible."

This is a harmless foible, and I always give fair return.

After the park opened, some of the bridge's foibles became apparent.

But the wonderful thing about a competitive market is that the foibles of any one company will not matter for long.

Apparently, they could live with the rest of his foibles."

I think I understand their foibles, having so many myself.

He'd seen it all, so he claimed, every human foible.