Sentence examples for flawed at the from inspiring English sources

My perception of Marin County, California, appears to have been flawed at the time.

The whole conception is flawed at the top because people don't read anymore".

Ms. Danes is splendid in the scene in which Higgins's handiwork — triumphant and fatally flawed at the same time — is unveiled.

Mr. Jobs once dismissed the Kindle by saying "the whole conception is flawed at the top because people don't read anymore".

The enduring debate is whether the deal collapsed because the concept was flawed at the start, or because the cultures were too different and the execution of the merger was a failure.

"Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister," which has its premiere on Sunday night on ABC, is slightly flawed at the core because the title character isn't the least bit unattractive.

I've previously downplayed concerns that the GOP field is weak since challengers to an incumbent president usually seem flawed at this point in the election cycle.

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.

Flawed at birth in the 1990s, the euro is the story of platitudes "uttered by politicians unschooled in economics who create their own reality".

Q. Amy O'Hara, your protagonist, is definitely flawed, at times to the point where we want to slap her silly because she makes such dumb mistakes.

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.