Sentence examples for Flawed understanding from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rutenberg had just finished writing about how the media had missed Mr. Trump's wide appeal, and what that misfire says about journalists' flawed understanding of major swaths of our country.

He adds: "It is a deeply flawed understanding because of the two-way interaction between organisms and the environment.

Mr. Spitzer accused his critics of hampering his investigation and declared that the criticism was "wholly without basis and reflects a flawed understanding" of securities regulation.

The advancement of the likes of Powell and Rice within the Bush administration, argues Davis, exemplifies a flawed understanding of what it means to tackle modern-day racism.

According to the spokesman, the opportunity presents itself to amass nearly $25 million (Derek Jeter's annual salary) from people with a flawed understanding of alternate-side parking.

It becomes even more problematic when the historical analogies driving current policy are based on an incomplete and flawed understanding of America's past failures.

Examination of CSR and CSR reporting practices without contextualisation could perpetuate flawed understandings that are based on evidence from research in the developed world.

With peer review remaining so central to the research process, despite its flaws, understanding the motivations to publish in peer reviewed journals and to review another academic's work is crucial.

Becoming self-aware means recognising our flaws and understanding how we can improve.

Your crisis response was as flawed as your understanding of the world as it now is -- continually recorded, public and punishing.

There is another related expression to this one, TAKE X OUT OF CONTEXT, which means that X has been removed from the textual and/or situational context in which it was produced, i.e. information is missing which makes understanding flawed in some way.