Sentence examples for chief flaw from inspiring English sources

The book's chief flaw is its structure.

The cable's chief flaw is the tendency for it to crack, creating electrical problems.

Its chief flaw, in the eyes of critics, is that it reaffirms the outcome of the 2001 conference, where the Jewish state had come in for much criticism.

And he defeated Jeff Weems, whose chief flaw as a candidate was the fact that he was a Democrat in a state where that's not an aphrodisiac.

The play's chief flaw may be the understated way in which the turning point in Cephus's life — his imprisonment for refusing to serve in Vietnam — is handled.

One reason is that European leaders still have not repaired what many economists say is the euro's chief flaw: the absence of a central fiscal authority.

Think Lucasfilm putting out a teaser poster for Star Wars Episode One: The Phantom Menace which resembled the Godzilla poster and read "Plot Does Matter". Yes, it's not a little ironic that said Star Wars prequel counts "way too much plot" as one of its chief flaws even among those like myself that like it.

That was one of the chief flaws of the charter voters just rejected.

Perhaps the book's chief stylistic flaw is the author's tendency to slip into the period jingoism he sets out to critique: plucky "doughboys" battle it out page after page with "the Boche" or "the Hun".

Jesse's chief tragic flaw is that he repeats his mistakes.

Jody wasn't a hero-worshipper; he was perfectly aware of his chief's flaws and foibles.