Sentence examples for a flaw of from inspiring English sources

"A flaw of all journalism is that someone else is telling your story," he said.

What the writers and some filmmakers register is a flaw of morale, a vulnerability of the imagination.

It could be as much a flaw of the financial law, which mandates regular reviews of this kind but doesn't detail their scope or require public disclosure.

This was a flaw of Mr. Branagh's winning "Henry V," and he seems married to his ochre-maroon palette, even in this love story.

The title – suggested by his American publishers – remains unexciting (though better, probably, than Williams's first attempts: A Flaw of Light and The Matter of Love).

The controversy in Atlanta gets to a flaw of the new Wild Card system, which puts an inordinate emphasis on a single game.

This is a flaw not of her instrument but of the way she uses it.

"It's a fatal flaw of a survey like this," he said.

"Although the current studies on governance have many findings, there is a major flaw of a lack of "party" perspective.

Besides, during a systematic flaw of missing a question in a part of the questionnaires, we required multiple imputation to maintain as much power as possible.

A common flaw of those studies is a lack of a clear definition for SDD.