Sentence examples for because they were flawed from inspiring English sources
Suspicions that the institute has suppressed its results not because they were flawed but because they showed that Mr. Odinga won have fueled mistrust.
It took a long time, but I'm no longer embarrassed to admit that I didn't summarily throw people I loved out of my life because they were flawed and had hurt me: I'm OK with my life and my relationships being more complicated than a three-minute pop song and listening to the back-third of Beyoncé's Lemonade – the forgiveness and reconciliation arc – on repeat as much as the front third.
It's easy to dismiss Sowell's victims because they were flawed.
Because they are flawed, and human, and that's what makes them beautiful.
No, we love them because they are flawed, which for me is the essence of a life affirming book – the embracing of imperfections.
I also find cops compelling because they're flawed and ordinary people who are asked to be incredibly brave and courageous.
But here he stumbles down the well-worn path of journalists like his colleague (and former Times executive editor) Bill Keller, whose tired defense of reportorial objectivity masks, time and again, their own inevitable -- precisely because they are human, not because they are flawed -- prejudices.
It must be said some have looked at their models and concluded they were flawed, either because they excluded the potential for wild excesses in the banking system or because they assumed people behave rationally when confronted with economic choices.
Critics of the new guidelines say they are flawed because they allow voting machine vendors to do some of the performance and security testing themselves.
(Aside: they are flawed because of local resistance to better data collection rather than federal malfeasance).
