Sentence examples for flawed horse from inspiring English sources
The favored colt was a great but flawed horse — flawed by nature, in that he had injury-prone feet (which eventually ended his racing career), and flawed by luck, in that he ended up in the hands of folks who were, as the media politely termed it, "brash".
"Unscrupulous criminal elements have been profiting from these unfortunate animals by exploiting a hopelessly flawed horse passport scheme, lax animal export controls at ports, and slaughterhouses willing to compromise animal welfare and public safety for a quick profit," said David Wilson, the spokesman for the Ulster Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, in Northern Ireland.
Those fundamentals are somewhat encouraging to Hancock, but he knows it is not enough to turn around the breeding business's flawed thinking, which is turning out flawed horses.
In Extract, he luxuriates in flawed people and absurd situations: Bateman/Joel, accidentally high on horse-tranquilisers, paying a transcendently dim pretty-boy to sleep with his sex-phobic wife (Kristen Wiig); or finding himself trapped in the filthy apartment of the most aggressive stoner in the history of THC crystals.
With many trillions of them issued, when the horse they bet on gets sick (the price of houses, represented by bundles with flawed mortgages in them), the bookie (AIG, for instance) and all the bettors get wiped out.
Is intelligence inherently flawed?
"That's fundamentally flawed".
What constitutes a flawed typeface?
