Sentence examples for faults and flaws from inspiring English sources

Connelly has made Bosch realistic, giving him faults and flaws but also redeeming factors.

Sewell is making a common mistake in grafting the faults and flaws of Darwin the man onto Darwinian evolution.

My own pick is Martin Scorsese's giant Gangs of New York, a film with faults and flaws, but one with so much energy and balls that it must surely carry the day.

When that happens Louise will be (you guessed it) forced to confront her faults and flaws, all of which the filmmakers will have laid out on the table with the careful attention of autopsy attendants.

However, Gray in his wisdom acknowledges that irresistible force which we so often forget about, entropy, and in a passage at once wryly funny and poetically affecting, he imagines a time when "the machines humans have invented will develop faults and flaws of their own".

And beyond that, Hornet seems to be in attack-mode when it comes to Grindr, mentioning their greatest competitor over and over again, noting the faults and flaws of the first gay mobile social network.

He knows his flaws and faults and he's looking for someone to help him and there is no better club than Liverpool.

To let someone near enough to see your faults, flaws, and failures is a terrifying idea.

But then you get to a point where you embrace their flaws and their faults, and just be like, "I love that part of them, just as much as I love the other part of them".

Toni Morrison wrote memorably, in these pages, that Bill Clinton had become, in a symbolic sense, "our first black President" — meaning that Clinton's perceived faults were flaws of appetite, of a kind that a racist imagination traditionally ascribed to black men.

Find weaknesses and flaws.