Sentence examples for flawed image from inspiring English sources

You'd have sighed, perhaps, as Alvy, an overeducated two-time divorcé pushing 40, molded this lively and naïve younger woman after his own irreparably flawed image.

"How Two Billionaires Are Remaking Detroit in Their Flawed Image" has already been shared over 200,000 times, no doubt giving the opposite impression of how Detroiters feel about Gilbert's wager on Detroit's revitalization.

In the late 1950s, he would set about redefining it in his own, flawed image.

A manufacturing mistake left the mirror flawed, producing fuzzy images.

My self-image – flawed, vain, and toxic though it was – was all I knew.

Outrage over subway graffiti eventually underwrote the flawed, image-first "broken windows" theory of city management, which argued that any visible traces of petty vandalism fostered an all-enabling atmosphere of criminality.

But Dave Kehr writes that even though Mr. Widmark couldn't completely shake the perception of him -- "morally flawed, unpredictably violent" -- that image gave him latitude to vacillate between heroes and heavies with relative ease.

Other flaws included image caching from a Social Security number input screen, which could expose the information to malware installed on a device.

In this case, the original image or idea is flawed.

However, she, along with many other experts on eating disorders and body image, worry that the law is flawed.

The photos are, for one reason or another, flawed, discarded and seemingly forgotten -- they are dead images.