Sentence examples for are all flawed from inspiring English sources

The assertions that sit behind this paragraph are all flawed.

"We are ALL flawed," she continued.

They are all flawed.

It doesn't always have to be "realistic", but it does need to be compassionate, and to acknowledge that, because we are all flawed, no one is a villain.

The unrepentant snob Basil Fawlty, the beastly glamour-pusses Edina and Patsy, the fatuous narcissist Alan Partridge, and the thirsty buffoon David Brent: these classic British characters are all flawed in the unapologetic manner of contemporary edgy American comedies.

He was by no means perfect: we are all flawed.

There's never any reason to be angry with people, you have to realise we're all flawed, so it doesn't matter.

"Bottom line is we're all flawed in this world.

'Cause, I mean, like, we're all flawed.

"Early research thought that unusual names were psychologically harmful, but those studies were all flawed.

These are all flaws that would have especially mortified Wilder, so scrupulous a researcher, so fastidious and cool a stylist.