limitedness

Aspasia, in her limitedness as a woman cannot grasp the profundity of masculine thought.

The choice of medium is more related to the intense personal nature of blood, as well as its limitedness.

'Sins' and evil-doings of the devotee are said to fall away of their own accord, the devotee shriven, limitedness even transcended, through the love of God.

Every time he drove along that narrow strip of tarmac the stupidity, lack of taste, destructiveness, wastefulness, limitedness of human beings when left to their own devices was borne in on him.

Yet, since it is your request; since, considering the limitedness of human faculties, some error may possibly lurk in those appearances which I have witnessed, I will briefly relate what I know.

For if, as ordinary people, we are acutely aware that when it most matters the words we say are not thunderbolts from heaven but hostages to fortune, ways in which we reveal ourselves in our limitedness and imperfection.

This advertisement, signed "Speratus", introduces both the novel and the author as new and revolutionary, remarking that the author "does not rest his hopes upon the indulgence due to the unripeness of his age, and limitedness of his experience".

The apophatic way as taught by Saint Dionysus was to remove any conceptual understanding of God that could become all-encompassing, since in its limitedness that concept would begin to force the fallen understanding of mankind onto the absolute and divine.

The plaintiffs claimed that the URAA violated the "limitedness" of the copyright term by removing works from the public domain and placing them under copyright again, and that doing so also did not promote the progress of science or the arts.

The records of all nations afford innumerable instances of men deceiving others either from vanity or interest, or themselves being deceived by the limitedness of their views and their ignorance of natural causes: but where is the accredited case of God having come upon earth, to give the lie to His own creations?