Sentence examples for flawed's from inspiring English sources

Where The Scarlet Letter's Hester Prynne was shamed for adultery, Flawed's Celestine North is shamed for helping a dying man and promptly banged up for her supposedly faulty judgement.

Although the numerical inputs were flawed, Aristarchus's method was valid.

It shows, they argue, how flawed Europe's merger regime has become.

Their trial was flawed -- Ethel's brother later admitted he lied on the witness stand.

What is flawed is Best's thinking.

Is Stanford's policy flawed?

Word of the flaw's existence had begun leaking to potential intruders.

The actual delay becomes a measure of the flaw's location; a map of the material can be generated to illustrate the location and geometry of the flaws.

For all Monster's flaws, Theron's performance can't be faulted.

Whatever the play's flaws, Stephen Unwin's production for the Peter Hall Company could hardly be bettered.

They credited Cook's likableness, in spite of the character's flaws, to O'Connell's "great" acting.