Sentence examples for considered flaws from inspiring English sources

"These characteristics should not be considered flaws in the fabric," the packaging says, "but rather as an intrinsic quality contributing to the uniqueness of the garment".

Through Dec. 21 For most of her career, Barbara Probst has used two of photography's features — often considered flaws — as springboards for her work.

The campaign dug into the numbers, and found what they considered flaws, but also unmistakable evidence of an ascent by Mr. Gingrich.

circulated a memo saying he stood by his agency's estimate and noting what he considered flaws in the new study: It played down long-held beliefs that children and adults who have survived several bouts of malaria rarely then die of it, and it relied partly on "verbal autopsies," usually guesses by family members as to what someone died of.

When he started carving in the early 20th century, his ducks had what were considered flaws at the time thin necks that often snapped when handled.

The considered flaws included voids or soil inclusions occupying 15% of the cross-sectional area of the shaft and mis-positioned reinforcing steel cage.

Democrats would not be bullied into approving a measure they considered flawed, she said.

His inauguration is scheduled for next week; he was re-elected in August, although in an election considered flawed by outside observers.

The vote was considered flawed, perhaps severely, by international observers, and Mr. Kabila is not popular in Kinshasa, a city of nearly 10 million where he lost the vote.

Some bishops suggested that the Vatican was wise to revise a policy that they considered flawed, written essentially to placate the public and quiet a media storm.

Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi held a marathon news conference today to deliver a sometimes sharp, sometimes bizarre analysis of the Lockerbie bombing case, emphasizing that even a verdict he considered flawed should lead to removing economic sanctions and better ties with Washington.