Sentence examples for flawed creature from inspiring English sources

Should a voyage to Jupiter, with all it may reveal, be entrusted to such a flawed creature?

Now when I look at Mimic, what I see is the pain of a deeply flawed creature that could have been so beautiful.' Pain and beauty, brutality and innocence - once again, del Toro's conversation finds a way back to the central duality of death and rebirth.

It's easy to make the case that Homo Sapiens is a flawed creature: destructive, predatory, irredeemable.

"What's a man, Lord?" "A man is a flawed creature, with many flawed character traits.

We're all God's flawed creatures.

But ultimately we'll make a world that's fit to live in, a society that has room for all its flawed creatures.

His characters constantly reveal themselves as flawed creatures, attractively repellent, tortured by misgivings and vaguely understood desires that simmer and seep rather than explode.

Even so, it is not clear that the preachers of original sin have managed to explain why a benevolent God would create such profoundly flawed creatures as they believe us to be.

Kant himself recognised, in one of his most famous lines, that humans were essentially flawed creatures: "From such crooked wood as that which man is made of, nothing straight is ever fashioned".

Kant himself recognised, in one of his most famous lines, that humans were essentially flawed creatures: "From such crooked wood as that which man is made of, nothing straight is ever fashioned". In any case, often at the core of philosophical squabbles are debates about matters of fundamental significance.

And yet, she sees the human capacity for love, for self-sacrifice, and chooses a path of compassion for these flawed creatures.