Sentence examples for flawed great from inspiring English sources

Thirteen years after the LA riots, whose anniversary falls next week, Death Certificate - ferocious, unapologetic, undoubtedly racist and anti-semitic at times, almost utterly nihilistic at others - stands as one of those very rare, albeit deeply flawed, great albums that are essential to our understanding of a seismic sociopolitical moment.

The Reformation is more easily understood as a convulsion that was from the beginning horribly flawed, however great the benefits it brought.

"If it's a character with flaws, great, but not just negative stigma all the time.

Furthermore, CZM is capable of predicting the effects of flaws of all sized being considered, while the VCCT model is only applicable to joints containing flaws greater than a certain size.

This is political history as a chronicle of great, flawed individuals and of the world that they make.

It must surely be possible that the book can be both mediocre and brilliant, deeply flawed and enduringly great?

Most of those urging Obama to assert that Islam is somehow especially flawed among the great faiths have never been closer to power than a fuse box.

All these eyewitness accounts are flawed to a greater or lesser degree, and Julie Salamon's energetic "Hospital" is no exception.

Dibble's Harry is as wily and complex as Shakespeare's greatest flawed heroes.

Wilberforce stands as a great if flawed Christian social reformer.

It was regarded as flawed, despite some undeniably great music.