Sentence examples for a noticeable flaw from inspiring English sources

Yet they constitute a noticeable flaw indeed, given the book's economical — even parsimonious — structure.

BB creams eliminate the need for concealer and powder, though if you have a very noticeable flaw, or very shiny skin, you may still want to use them.

I also tested the iPhone application on my iPhone 3GS and that one didn't have any noticeable flaws.

His most noticeable flaw is his arrogance, which he has tried to keep in check, but which slipped out in November when he remarked: "I am the government".In that case, his cockiness was accurate.

The book is entertaining reading, but its most noticeable flaw is that Ms. Tett does not offer the reader any lessons from Japan's banking mess and Shinsei's success.

It would take a committee to check every assertion in the book, but there are noticeable flaws in the chapter on mathematics towards the end.

One of the more noticeable flaws of "The Perfect Store" is its author's tendency to pull his punches.

After 10 s of microwaving and the final temperatures of 55°C, most starch granules showed noticeable flaws or fractures but no compromise to granule integrity.

Whatever the circumstances of the selection process, some critics say that the results are flawed if they include a significant number of whites and a noticeable cluster of relatives of department officials.

"It was a noticeable difference".

He has a noticeable limp.