Sentence examples for flaw to a from inspiring English sources

It held him up; he balanced on the crack, and it turned from a flaw to a distinct profile, a coastline, something with symmetry and meaning.

More often than not, however, disclosure is a risky process for security researchers, and many are threatened with legal action for simply pointing out a flaw to a vendor.

Can we liken this flaw to a hole in the child subject's psyche, implying a hole in the fabric of the womb in which the fetus formed?

Multiple injections into the (remnant) tumor have an intrinsic distribution flaw to an even greater degree than low-flow micro-infusion.

All these eyewitness accounts are flawed to a greater or lesser degree, and Julie Salamon's energetic "Hospital" is no exception.

During her appearance at a conference of the World Economic Forum, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi listed Myanmar's flaws to a room of foreign executives.

The church's reverberance smoothed over these flaws to a degree, and in any case, Mr. Cheah and his singers soon found themselves.

Besides, small flaws to a playwright are typically all but invisible to an audience willing to forgive idiosyncrasies for tight dialogue, a challenging premise and an unsettling ending.

She recited a litany of the country's flaws to a room full of multinational executives at a time when the Myanmar government is desperately trying to attract investment.

If Messud had less talent, one might chalk up these flaws to a lack of stylistic control.

"There is a major flaw to all methodologies in the humanities," he says.