A candidate's best strategy, therefore, is to show the media and the voters his most manageable flaw in the hope that they will focus on that flaw and stop looking for others.
Candidates try to show voters a flaw that can be managed easily.
Candidates never have any flaws.
Greuze was evidently very unhappy with the state of affairs, and said so as we returned to the vehicle.
There are people outside.
Gerard Manley Hopkins wrote around the early 19th century.
Man holding a child
A family stands beside the ocean.
A person wearing a helmet moves along on their bike.