Sentence examples similar to flawed anticipation from inspiring English sources

Thomas Keymer further verified this point about Smart's translations by revealing that the poet claims, in William Toldervy's The History of Two Orphans, "But what heaven-exciting harmony might we not expect from that exalted genius, who can produce such lines as these following!" in anticipation of replacing the previous flawed translations of the Psalms.

It is part of the magnetism of the playoffs, the anticipation of the unknown: that a flawed backup with limited but tantalizing skills — athleticism, elusiveness, improvisation — could ascend on a national stage and surprise a defense that had spent the week expecting someone else.

Excellent anticipation.

"Such anticipation".

Is intelligence inherently flawed?

"Totally flawed".

"That's fundamentally flawed".

A flawed team approach.

This is flawed logic.

"A flawed androgyny".

What anticipation!