Sentence examples for flawed ideas from inspiring English sources

He explained that even deeply flawed ideas must be defended when they are part of the public debate.

Of all of his management notions, perhaps the most distinctive is his belief that harmony is often overvalued in the workplace — that it can stifle honest critique and encourage polite praise for flawed ideas.

The lack of money, combined with America's insistence on flawed ideas about how to respond to the crisis, caused the downturn to be far deeper and longer than it should have been.

In the kind of incisive language he is capable of when he cares about the legal principle at stake, Chief Justice Roberts described the effects of words wielded as weapons against individuals, while arguing that even deeply flawed ideas must be defended because they are part of the public debate on which this country depends.

While the inherent capacity to reason, for any being, including these two, is inherently good, in these two cases the goodness is corrupted by experiential and genetic factors, which lead to morally flawed ideas.

"We are hoping that this fun and cathartic project will contribute to the conversation about the deeply flawed ideas of female characters and work for women in the arts in general," they wrote. .

Alan Brydon, the head of press at media planners and buyers MGP The only thing that stops me saying it is a flawed idea is Mr Murdoch – he doesn't normally have flawed ideas.

However, mark-to-market taxation of investments is a flawed idea for numerous reasons.

This deeply flawed idea has been rightly rejected by the opposition.

But it is a deeply flawed idea and not supported by the evidence.

More than that, Blodget's analysis is based on a flawed idea of what makes the Times successful with readers.