"I don't think I've ever said to anyone, you're giving me too many details about the little folds of your personality," she says, and that what she hopes to remind people with her column is "how much there is to appreciate in the texture of mundane, flawed, day-to-day life".
We can only plan based on our limited and flawed present-day understanding.
Interviews around the state suggest that the most significant obstacles confronting blacks appear to have stemmed from logistical problems: voter registration cards for black college students that did not arrive until 2 p.m. on Election Day, flawed registration lists, busy signals on county phone lines and confusion over how to use translators.
I think we need more of that frankness, because they were just guys at the end of the day: flawed, funny ― sometimes not funny enough.
We deeply regret the disservice this flawed '60 Minutes' Wednesday report did to the American public, which has a right to count on CBS News for fairness and accuracy in all it does".
Richard Widmark, whose movie debut as a giggling killer made him an overnight star, giving rise to an enduring Hollywood career playing a gallery of chilling hoodlums and flawed heroes, died Monday at his home in Roxbury, Conn.
The Russian Space Agency has set up a panel to investigate the flawed re-entry on Sunday.
(Dunning) TAMI STRONACH DANCE (Tonight through Sunday) Deliciously flawed characters dance through scenarios of love, family and power.
"It is now even clearer this was an unjust trial and a flawed verdict," Mr. Stevens said Monday, according to The Associated Press.
He has spoken of bad luck and described his flawed inheritance, though on Tuesday night there was nowhere else for him to go.
I wrote late last year, for example, about the seriously flawed reporting on a Sunday Magazine cover story by the contributing writer Jack Hitt about anti-abortion laws in El Salvador.
