Sentence examples for flawed humanity from inspiring English sources

All this showiness comes at the expense of the Normans, though, whom Bachelder has managed to infuse with a tender, flawed humanity.

In a story with no shortage of ready-made villains and heroes, Mr. Boyle resists easy typecasting to draw characters in all their flawed humanity.

6) about a 1961 folk singer (played by Oscar Isaac), who's struggling with his music, the world, the changing times and — this being the Coens — his comically flawed humanity.

Lawyers for the man accused of masterminding the massacre of Wendy's employees admitted yesterday that he took part in the murders, but pleaded with a Queens jury to consider his "flawed humanity" when deciding whether he should be executed.

A condom full of grapes?" or pondering his recurring anxiety dream – "stuck in a lift with Diane Abbot" – he still represents flawed humanity at one of its most extreme ends, with an exuberant lack of self-awareness.

What was at the center of those first two albums was how they captured the un-sanitized black soul and its dimensions pride, insecurities, flawed humanity, and potential.

It may be technically flawed, but its humanity, attention to period detail and sheer guts will win you over.

But we do not live in a perfect world; humanity is flawed by its nature.

At first, the angels objected, as they could see clearly that humanity was flawed.

In both the generation that survived the coup and the generation of "clean hands" that came after, Sepulveda finds heroes and brings them to us in all their flawed, but finally wonderful, humanity.

A sardonic wink anyone who just finished her latest book will understand; The Heart Goes Last is peopled by the kind of of fatally flawed, pitiable remnants of humanity we all secretly fear to see in ourselves.