Sentence examples for flawed depiction from inspiring English sources
That approval was "premised on a flawed depiction" of how the program operated, Bates wrote, "buttressed by repeated inaccurate statements in the government's submissions" to the court.
"It has finally come to light that the F.I.S.C.'s authorizations of this vast collection program have been premised on a flawed depiction of how the N.S.A. uses" the phone call data.
He writes that in 2009 the court concluded that its initial decision to authorise the phone-record collection "had been premised on a flawed depiction of how the NSA uses [the acquired] metadata…buttressed by repeated inaccurate statements made in the government's submissions".
Within a few moments of biting air, we realized that the person who coined the term "biting down" must have been standing upside down when he penned his flawed depiction of the human jaw.
Trees are therefore inherently flawed in their generalized depiction of strain relationships when recombination has occurred between lineages, and should not be interpreted as phylogenies.
With that visit imprinted on our minds, we could sympathise with Bach in his minatory depiction of human nature as flawed.
From a Sylheti perspective, she is not from that region and has never visited there, so unless she has good research, her accounts and depictions are likely to be flawed.
The depiction of mental illness is sharp and engaging, with immensely-talented leading actors, Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence, playing flawed but terribly-likable people.
