Sentence examples for a flawed representation from inspiring English sources
The model was a flawed representation of grazing dynamics in TRNP, but we believe it succeeded in making management personnel aware of the biological constraints they face when making management decisions.
Konner can be uncritically accepting of secondary works, like "Life Is With People" (1952), an important but flawed representation of Eastern European shtetl life, whose principal author, an agent of the Soviet secret police, may have had his own intellectual agenda.
It is now clear to me that this is a widely held but deeply flawed representation of the reality in recent years.
This publicity has resulted in defective and flawed representations of ADHD, and a disregard of Adult ADHD by some practitioners.
There are mispronunciations of Arabic names and phrases, flawed representations of religious rituals (as when Brody tenderly – but unnecessarily – buries a copy of the Qur'an that was thrown on the floor), and simplifications of the complex realities of the Middle East.
This is because words can be imperfect vehicles to convey thoughts, flawed representations of concepts.
It's so tricky when you factor in ethnic representation because a flawed, imperfect character is much more fun to play, when given some dimension, but you also have it in the back of your mind that you're maybe doing your people a disservice.
report is based on a flawed methodology that results in an inaccurate representation of the department's progress and fails to accurately reflect the department's progress in many specific program areas," Mr. Schneider wrote.
Wagons provide a flawed measure.
