Sentence examples for flagrantly flawed from inspiring English sources

The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe concluded that Mr. Nazarbayev, who won with a Soviet-style 80percentt of the vote, "staged a flagrantly flawed election which sullied his own reputation and set back the country's flagging democratization".

Those statements were omitted from the report over Republican objections, resulting in a flagrantly partisan document that is "flawed, incomplete and irrelevant," he said.

"The speech is as fatuous as his policies are flawed as his allegations are flagrantly wrong," Mr. Lehane said of a Bush address in September.

The Gore campaign marshaled news articles and its own numbers to dispute many of Mr. Bush's charges, and Chris Lehane, a spokesman for the Gore campaign, said in an interview, "The speech is as fatuous as his policies are flawed as his allegations are flagrantly wrong".

Albeit flawed.

Flawed, perhaps?

Very flawed.

Flawed tools.

They're flawed.

His analogy is flawed.

The manuscript remained flawed.