Sentence examples for flawed insight from inspiring English sources
The company stuck with that flawed insight for too long.
He saw Freud as a flawed humanist whose insights were comparable to Nietzsche's and the great novelists of his time.
One series of pictures documents oddball signs and billboards, while another shows struggling urban gardens; together they reveal a combination of flawed beauty and social and cultural insight.
The testimonies of newcomers suggest our unique insight into human nature is flawed and partial.
Describing their childhoods helped to give nuance and insight and empathy to the flawed people they would eventually become.
Each girl has her own story, but as the grossest, the crudest, the saddest, with her wilfully assumed ignorance belied by flashes of insight, Manda is the book's flawed heroine.
A paper can be seriously flawed and fail to replicate but still contain valuable insight.
Because Ms. Lahiri never gives us real insight into Gauri's decision-making or psychology, she comes across not as a flawed and complicated person, but as a folk tale parody of a cold, selfish witch, who's fulfilling her nasty mother-in-law's worst predictions.
In my opinion, his commentary offers no significant conceptual insights concerning hormesis, and its key technical criticisms of studies concerning the occurrence of hormesis are seriously flawed.
Is intelligence inherently flawed?
