Sentence examples for flawed face from inspiring English sources

In the past week, Robert G. Burton has been portrayed as the flawed face of highly commercialized intercollegiate athletics.

Knox, her housemate, was found guilty, then acquitted and will soon, despite the profoundly flawed case against her, face another trial.

And while some Republican governors praised Mr. Obama for reaching out, they said the move did not address their underlying discomfort with the law or the major structural flaws facing state budgets.

The fundamental flaw facing ninety percent of all hip-hop remixes is that they're made for the wrong sort of listener.

Rankings purported to tell me what the "top" colleges were and I accepted these flawed classifications at face value.

Friedman wrote that the "New Family Structures Study" is "flawed on its face".

William Larkin Jr., a Republican member of the New York Senate, believes the argument put forward in both Maryland and New Jersey is flawed on its face.

There's a classic feel to this story from its very start, with its crisply characterized quartet, the kids flawed but courageous, facing exciting dangers that the reader is certain they will overcome.

The reason I think realistic books are on the rise again is that teenagers can so easily to relate to the characters; characters who are often flawed, imperfect and facing similar problems to those of the reader.

Mandela was a flawed man, as all men are flawed, and in the face of this one struggles to discover the roots of his greatness.

This week she showed enormous bravery by revealing her new face - flawed, oddly shaped and hardly conventionally beautiful - to the world with the words, "I am not a monster".