Sentence examples for considered flawed from inspiring English sources

Other authors were determined to destroy works they considered flawed, too personal or not up to snuff.

They cited the firm's $400 million settlement in 1992 for what were considered flawed audits of financial institutions in the 1980's.

Inside Mr. de Blasio's campaign, tensions erupted over how to handle the threat of the former congressman from Queens, considered flawed but formidable.

Discussions began in October at the Justice Department about removing prosecutors who were considered flawed or deficient in carrying out administration policy by law enforcement officials, lawmakers and others, several officials said.

But what happens when that testimony is considered flawed, as it was in the case of Ernie Lopez, above, who was sentenced to 60 years in prison after an infant in his care died?

He needs to remind the public why it voted for him in the first place -- not for his personal morality, which most Americans have always considered flawed, but for his intelligence, his empathy and his ability to articulate the concerns of ordinary citizens.

The university cleared Dr. Elton after a brief inquiry, but the integrity office played the one powerful card it holds: refusing to accept what it considers flawed or shoddy investigations.

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Consider, for example, the disqualification of Behzad Nabavi, once parliament's firebrand deputy-speaker, or the refusal of Ali Akbar Mohtashami, who founded the Lebanese militant group, Hizbullah, to stand in what he considered a flawed election.

Not only did it grow wildly popular as the murder mystery unfolded, but it also helped to reopen what some considered a flawed case against the convicted murderer, Adnan Syed.

There was the humane and affectionate production of "A Quiet Place," Leonard Bernstein's opera, long considered a flawed and patchwork piece, but revealed here as his most deeply personal, anguished and entertaining work, and the dark, sexy and insightful production of Mozart's "Don Giovanni".