Sentence examples for distinct flaw from inspiring English sources

The iPad, for all its glory, suffers from one very distinct flaw: It's very difficult to use for creation.

That scarcely explains his megaton urges, however, and it is a distinct flaw in this otherwise fine biography that Goodchild fails to get near the core of this disturbing individual.

After the Microsoft Surface announcement, I wrote a blog post that expressed the following: "The iPad, for all its glory, suffers from one very distinct flaw: It's very difficult to use for creation.

This argument has two distinct flaws.

In Molinas's opinion, the system has two distinct flaws.

It is competing against better films, but even the best of them such as Martin Scorsese's "Hugo"—have distinct flaws.

Both he and Dom have tremendous but distinct flaws, but, like all of us here on the planet — no matter our income brackets, class, education, etc. — they are stuck with each other.

I always found Turntable.fm quite cool, but the basic concept had some distinct flaws.

On a nuts-and-bolts level, the show has distinct flaws, but it excels at creating intense moments and visceral moods, and that makes up for a lot.

Although CPGs may have distinct flaws or problems intrinsic to their development, interpretation, and implementation, they are useful tools to aid clinical decision making and improve patient care [ 21, 22– 26].

"I created my first toy and loved the final result –- by being a little odd and different, it was distinct, not flawed.