Sentence examples for flawed at best from inspiring English sources

But this analogy is flawed at best: Spielberg's monsters are leviathans that at least have the guts to come out to fight.

The ratings system is flawed at best: the age designations especially those at 14 and 17 seemed to many arbitrary and insensitive to the variation in development between teenagers.

In contrast to JK Rowling's Harry Potter series, there are no reliable adult figures to dispense helpful advice and no one in authority she can truly trust (notably even the most likeable adult figures in the books tend to be flawed at best and fraudulent at worst).

Black also launched a scathing attack on Lord Justice Leveson for paying only "cursory at best, flawed at worst" attention to the issue of exemplary damages.

While such formulations have the ring of common sense about them, and while economists often write and speak as though there were no rational alternatives to CEA (Eddy 1996), philosophers know all-too-well that utilitarian theories of justice are highly controversial at best, and fatally flawed at worst.

Marriage is "at best, a flawed and gappy narrative" she thinks, but she is interested in flaws and gaps.

The euro was flawed at birth.

The eurozone was flawed at birth.

MERS was flawed at conception, those critics say.

The military commissions are flawed and unfair at best, with military judges at Gitmo saying as recently as Thursday afternoon that another decade-long case of a CIA "black site" detainee "is going to take months" just to get off the ground.

Clearly, if one ignores this institution, the picture that emerges from one's analysis of the EU is, at best, flawed.