It was a profoundly unjust use of government power against an individual — a case flawed in both conception and execution.
Her politics have failed, and were in any case flawed, just as the Mexican Revolution, which began when she was an infant, foundered in corruption.
He is particularly convincing on Bolivar, whom he portrays as an inspirational but almost suicidally single-minded commander, fame-obsessed, and a paternalist idealist.But to approach history as primarily the great deeds of great men is not just old-fashioned but, in this case, flawed.
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In public statements, Universal has called the cases flawed and not appropriate for class treatment.
Vice presidents as different as Richard Nixon, Hubert Humphrey and George H. W. Bush have faced the general problem of stepping out of the shadow of large, and in some cases flawed, figures.
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The Tweet suggested the ministry did not carry out "proper investigations into civilian deaths," which was already confirmed by BICI report that labelled the findings of the Interior Ministry, in general, as "in many cases, flawed and biased in its favour".
Garner is the "cool mom," defined not, as is usually the case, by a character flaw (alcoholism, anxiety) but by her political bona fides; she makes protest signs about taking down the patriarchy.
Far more interesting is that in Wood's case, the flaws -- or rather the fact that there are flaws -- in the novel bring you to the heart of what's wrong with the criticism.
