Sentence examples for flawed choices from inspiring English sources

Although characters make flawed choices, the novel also hints at how little control they have, their lives "moulded by distant events, by other people's wills".

Airliners drop out of the sky, marriages crash and burn, daredevil pilots make lethal miscalculations, and family men make flawed choices.

Secretary of State - a guy with ties to Vladimir Putin (who gave him an "Order of Friendship award"), who has enriched himself by selling an environmentally destructive product and criticized Russian sanctions as "bad for his business" (NY Times, "Flawed Choices for the State Dept.," Dec 13).

If some Byzantine behind-the-scenes politics hardly help, the immediate problems stem from a series of well‑intentioned but ultimately flawed choices on Short's part.

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And yet, a (modern) person, living their lives forward, can feel unmoored, flawed by their choices or lack of them.

But as lawmakers and witnesses at the hearing pointed out, the proposal is flawed in its choices of who should wield the new powers and how they should be defined.

The post-college adults occupied an interesting middle ground between the students and agents: They were as flawed in their choices as the students -- sometimes more so -- but less cognitively biased than the intelligence agents.

To Commoner, these were not individual problems but rather parts of the same problem: American production choices were flawed.

But many South Africans felt even then that the choice was flawed and they feel yet more doubtful about Zuma today.

Yet the way Mr Obama is going about this operation is flawed, both in his choice of a congressional vote and in his rhetoric.The vote in Washington has short-term merits for Mr Obama.