Sentence examples for even if it's flawed from inspiring English sources

But what's the value in the song — even if it's flawed, even if it's to be understood not as a question but an answer?

Even if it's flawed, or turns out to be not what you expected".

Investors are also subject to the so-called "salience bias" — high-profile information is weighted heavily even if it's flawed.

The exhibition affirms what the center as a whole demonstrates: that behind the mythologizing is something worth cherishing, even if it is flawed, complex and still evolving.

Their prior knowledge about experimentation, even if it is flawed, will become the basis for constructing further knowledge.

But even it is flawed.

Jorge Domínguez, a Cuban born professor of international relations at Harvard University, agreed that an attempt to broker political reform inside Cuba would be flawed, even if it were Obama's intention.

"You can't have any flaws, even if it's so minor, even an inch, because that's the margin of victory".

In other words, he displayed leadership (even if he was flawed, too, widely viewed as an intergalactic womanizer).

The need to show our kids that even if we're flawed and even if we mess up over and over and over again, that we really do love them and really are here for them.

"We decided even if our strategy was flawed, it was better to have one we stuck with rather than a strategy a month," he said of the Bush 2004 campaign.