Sentence examples for description flawed from inspiring English sources
Most poverty experts would add another description: "flawed".
He maintains that works which include such descriptions are aesthetically flawed, adding that we neither can nor should enter into their writers' sentiments or "bear an affection to characters, which we plainly discover to be blameable" ("ST," p. 246).
"Maybe it was correct, but the original description of what they did was flawed".
Documents accompanying the drum, which were supposed to include a detailed description of its contents, were deeply flawed.
Mr. Obama's narrative gave us hope and lifted our spirits, but his description of America's plurality was flawed.
Most previous studies of the accuracy and reliability of 3-D systems for dental application tend to be flawed by lack of a clear description of the procedure for image analysis.
Immediately after the Science paper was published, researchers objected that the description of how the fluorescent dye attaches to each compound was flawed.
In Decoding Wagner, music critic Thomas May approaches his subject with a keen ear and a level head, interweaving detailed descriptions of the operas with an unstinting account of his subject's fascinating, yet deeply flawed life.
The women's descriptions of their pregnancies ranged from being carefully planned and mostly wanted to completely unwelcome and including flawed contraceptive efforts with subsequent abortions.
Flawed assumptions go unchallenged.
