Sentence examples for flawed feel from inspiring English sources

With luck, this flawed "feel good" experiment will be abandoned before it becomes the norm.

Part of being a good person is being open to people who are not so good, and part of being a friend is making flawed acquaintances feel as if they can tell you about their flaws (without fear of abandonment or persecution).

We are in some sense lost in a world that is badly flawed -- we feel like strangers in a strange universe.

Thankfully, the aforementioned ambition makes any flaws feel mostly insignificant.

Ms. Pelosi allowed the House to approve a temporary extension of a wiretapping program even though she considered the proposal constitutionally flawed and felt that the White House had dishonestly accused Democrats of impeding surveillance.

That is one reason Florida's "Stand Your Ground" law, which justifies bodily harm or death if the person feels intimidated or threatened, is so flawed: anyone can feel threatened if they are scared or paranoid about their safety.

But many South Africans felt even then that the choice was flawed and they feel yet more doubtful about Zuma today.

Not having secured shelter made me feel flawed, embarrassed in front of myself.

And the fact that Wakanda is openly flawed makes it feel so very real - the spectacular costume design and world-building do the rest.

We define success by numbers on a scale, and make those who are "overweight" feel flawed.

It's no shock that the portrayal of women in the media - young, sexy, skinny, tall - makes the rest of us feel flawed.