Sentence examples for flawed concept from inspiring English sources
Search engine optimisation (SEO) was always a flawed concept.
To critics, the S.& L. fiasco proved that insurance was a flawed concept.
"Our line is pretty hard on this: the notion of screen time is a flawed concept.
And "false economy" is a flawed concept, because not everything can be reduced to pound signs.
That is a flawed concept on its own, but let's move on to something else.
This sensibility — an utterly flawed concept — continues to define entire communities.
Here are links to some pro-equality organizations that are striving to repair the damage that has been done by reparative therapy, promote tolerance and create support systems for those who have been impacted by the flawed concepts of organizations like Exodus International.
The Chinese are prisoners of another narrative, in which China's rise is a phenomenon benefiting its neighbours as much as itself, in which opponents are seen as a tiny minority manipulated by hostile powers, and in which democracy is a flawed western concept that has no relevance for China.
This parallel is an extremely flawed one: the concept of closure, of letting even ghastly bygones be bygones, runs counter to Aeschylus's cycle of retribution.
Even on a night when the alphabet soup dominion was for once serving up a clear championship broth, boxing operates less as an identifiable entity and more as a deeply flawed but persistent concept, especially within New York's Puerto Rican community of roughly 800,000.
This is because words can be imperfect vehicles to convey thoughts, flawed representations of concepts.
