Sentence examples for conceptually flawed from inspiring English sources

Some of the main courses seem conceptually flawed.

They encore with the inspired and inspirational Waving Flags, a gloriously ebullient tribute to east European immigrants to Britain that even this conceptually flawed performance cannot diminish.

Leroi happily highlights Aristotle's many errors, some trivial – the position of the dolphin's mouth, most of his analysis of eels – and some conceptually flawed.

The brothers also turned down the 2003 prequel "Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd," which Mr. Farrelly said he found conceptually flawed: "Sixteen-year-old kids are all dumb.

Laws introduced by former NSW premier Barry O'Farrell in 2012 to ban political donations from groups, as opposed to individuals, were conceptually flawed and were brought down by a successful high court challenge by trade unions who would have been muzzled by them.

It is at once a deeply affecting story about a mother and a son that attests to the debut of an extraordinarily gifted writer and a conceptually flawed novel about a fictional Navy SEAL raid that just happens to take place on May 2, 2011, the same night as the one that killed Osama bin Laden.

It's also flawed conceptually: "satisfaction" is not the same as "learning", as any psychology text will tell you.

As such, the government's consultation exercise, which closes on Thursday, was "flawed, conceptually and legally", it added.

The UK government has rejected the Church of England's assertion that the consultation exercise, which closes on Thursday, was "flawed, conceptually and legally".

The government rejected the Church of England's assertion that the consultation exercise, which closes on Thursday, was "flawed, conceptually and legally".

89 This can result in a resource intensive and costly analysis of a conceptually or clinically flawed intervention.