Sentence examples for evident flaws from inspiring English sources

Fowler uses his art, and Laing's evident flaws, as a hedge against a more thoroughgoing critique.

Will the high court really want to endorse Nencini's report with all these evident flaws?

The result, this time, is a compelling story that manages to command the reader's attention despite its many evident flaws.

For a top-rated boxer, there are few opponents more appealing than big stars with evident flaws.

Does the author condone his creation's pompous wheedling, or is he daring us to like -- or to recoil from -- the evident flaws in Kepesh's character?

Some have been concerned by his populist contempt for institutions, such as Parliament, which, whatever their evident flaws, are none the less elected.

Members of Germany's coaching staff who were involved in Euro 96 were struck on Tuesday night by the neutralisation of the atmosphere at a venue which, for all its self-evident flaws, retains a global mystique.

But the operation had evident procedural flaws.

But Richards has emerged as one of City's strongest assets, albeit with occasional positional flaws evident in October's defeat in Bayern Munich.

If Romney should win, we will be told that Obama's Presidency was doomed by fatal flaws evident to all from the beginning, and all that he has done will be tainted.

Chatwin traveled not to see new things but out of a biological need that was also, as Shakespeare makes evident, a biological flaw (a shark's peculiar gill structure allows it to breathe only when moving through the water).