Sentence examples for conspicuous flaws from inspiring English sources

But the sentence suffers from several conspicuous flaws.

Most of the book's protagonists are striving for happiness despite having conspicuous flaws.

The left-wing critics are right about the conspicuous flaws of the pending health-care reform — its lack of even a weak "public option," its too meagre subsidies, its windfalls for Big Pharma, its capitulation on abortion coverage, its reliance on private insurance.

(The Frankfurt School's indifference to race and gender is a conspicuous flaw).

The video game stars Kevin Spacey as the scheming president of a private military firm; his performance is rendered in striking digital detail, save for one conspicuous flaw.

His most conspicuous flaw is his unshakeable confidence in the collective management brilliance of the best and the brightest he selected for his White House team -- "his abiding faith in the judgment of experts," as Joshua Green of The Atlantic has put it.

It has conspicuous, classical flaws in technique and is undeniably frustrating on its own terms.

In that study, almost 70% of abandoned children carried a conspicuous appearance flaw that was neither life threatening nor did it affect intellectual development: only 7% of the abandoned children had a serious internal organ (e.g., heart and kidneys) disease.

Nowhere was this flaw more conspicuous than in his account of his good year in Vienna.

Kompany has had accident-prone spells and Otamendi's flaws have been conspicuous far too often this season but the presence of Mangala and Demichelis can be unnerving for City's crowd given the frequency of their mistakes.

If your mitts just can't grapple with something like the Galaxy S III or Galaxy Nexus (or if you just prefer a phone that's less conspicuous in your pocket), the Incredible 4G is an admirable choice in spite of its minor flaws.