Sentence examples for flawed copies from inspiring English sources

If you don't like how your book looks, you can make changes before you pay a lot of money for 1,000 flawed copies.

Though it is, in his words, "pretty flawed," he says it still sold 600,000 copies worldwide.

Gone are the demure Cinderellas and Snow Whites: the girls from Brave, The Princess and the Frog and Frozen are fun, flawed and learning on the job, not carbon-copy saints.

Martyn Heighton, who chairs National Historic Ships, thinks the project is flawed because modern safety constraints will make it impossible to copy 19th-century designs.

Instead of creating a new vision, India is content to copy mid-20th-century Western patterns of unplanned, unsustainable, highly consumptive development, even though these proved deeply flawed long ago.

Albeit flawed.

Very flawed.

Flawed, perhaps?

Its design is flawed.

They're flawed.

All systems are flawed.