Sentence examples for curiously flawed from inspiring English sources
But the CBI's case against him was curiously flawed and, on September 19th, a court in Uttar Pradesh dismissed it.
But they are also fascinating, warm studies both of the complex, flawed and curiously appealing lead man John Rebus, and of that other great character, the city of Edinburgh.
Apatow's characters are sweary, shouty, flawed, and regardless of their age or status in life, curiously real and generally affecting.
Curiously, despite the health benefits Canada's version of minimum pricing has brought, Stockwell says the policy as pursued there is "flawed" because most provinces set rates according to the volume of the drink rather than alcohol content, as in Saskatchewan.
Curiously, Dan Cobley, Google UK's Managing Director said in an apology on Google+ in December that "supplies from the manufacturer are scarce, and our communication has been flawed," so it seems that Google is unwilling to shoulder the blame by themselves.
