Sentence examples for extremely flawed from inspiring English sources

An article from SBNation.com noted, "This Penn State one is a talented but extremely flawed one, flawed, especially defensively, in ways that are blatant and clear and easy for any well-coached offense to exploit, and flawed on offense with youth and with inexperience, destined to repeat the past because they must before it gets any better".

"For me, being married to John has fabulous parts to it, and, well, I'm an extremely flawed person.

(Google called the Times analysis "extremely flawed," and noted that it drew from a very small sample size).

This parallel is an extremely flawed one: the concept of closure, of letting even ghastly bygones be bygones, runs counter to Aeschylus's cycle of retribution.

Stephen Burd, senior policy analyst with the New America Foundation's Education Policy Program, called the official default rate "an extremely flawed measure".

In the CBC interview, Walker also claimed: "the models that the scientists have used on global warming have been extremely flawed".

Manchester United were last night at loggerheads with the Football Association after the club described the four-match ban for Patrick Evra as "flawed", "extremely harsh" and "a very poor decision" but said that they would not appeal against the ruling.

She is not only extremely brave, but flawed, funny, and powerful, and the story involves magic, self-discovery, and analyses of racism and sexism.

"What matters to me is that the language and the modelling of that kind of leadership is extremely true – to have a flawed leader, a reluctant leader.

What about her appealed to you? A. She was just totally flawed and yet extremely capable, and the dichotomy of being someone incredibly intuitive about others while completely clueless about herself appealed to me.

Defeat in Afghanistan and the economic burden of trying to respond to Reagan's technically flawed but politically extremely effective Star Wars programme were vital factors in triggering the Soviet collapse.