Sentence examples for central flaw from inspiring English sources

The production has, however, one central flaw.

This fascinating, multilayered film suffers from one central flaw, though.

The central flaw in this allegation is that there are absolutely no laws against innovating.

Despite this central flaw, I admire the play for its reckless daring.

But your analysis misses a central flaw in our system: institutionalized cost shifting.

The narrowness of Sanders's appeal, and particularly his failure to move minority voters, is the central flaw in his candidacy.

One of the central flaws of the system is that naysayers were silenced.

Yet it exposes one of the play's central flaws: why is Vivian so isolated, without a single visitor?

Its central flaws were an amnesty granted to Mr. Sankoh and his confederates for war crimes, and his inclusion in a transitional government in a post that gave him authority over Sierra Leone's lucrative diamond trade.

A Guardian copy editor unpacks the central grammatical flaw in the first lady's new campaign.

In several minutes on a weeknight, they laid bare Rubio's central political flaw — inauthenticity — more vividly than I ever could in a magazine profile.