Sentence examples for deepest flaws from inspiring English sources

THE fate of one man can sometimes clarify the deepest flaws of a government and of the society it rules.

And that, says K. Michael Hays, an architecture professor at the Graduate School of Design at Harvard University, is one of its deepest flaws.

Crosswell penned fewer than a couple of dozen columns about footy, but the tender exploration of his friend Catoggio's ordeal that day exposed football's soul and its deepest flaws better than just about anything else ever written about playing the game.

Technology Is an Antidote to our Deepest Flaws .

And that test is this: We can make a country where all of us, finally, can work together and actually make America truly great… or we can retreat into the abyss of our lesser natures and deepest flaws.

Published last week, the book encourages would-be memoirists of both sexes to fearlessly confess their darkest secrets and deepest flaws, offering prompts on how to do so, while weaving in writing from her own students and her own plucky observations ("Jesus and I have had quite a stormy relationship").

The deepest flaw is the failure to investigate and prosecute up the chain of command as defendants express confusion over the rules.

To some, the deepest flaw in a draft proposal on GOF studies from a working group of the National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity (NSABB) was its imprecise effort to define those studies that are so dangerous that they should not be allowed.

Kay McFadden of The Seattle Times felt that Laurie's portrayal of House humanized the character, but also revealed the show's deepest flaw: "a reliance on shallow cuteness for comic relief".

But there were deep flaws.

Mr Thaksin had many deep flaws.