Sentence examples for flawed lines from inspiring English sources
These flawed lines may also have been a nod to wabi sabi, the Japanese aesthetic tradition of finding beauty in imperfection, implying the quiet melancholy and ethereal longing accompanying acceptance of the impermanence of the world.
But where is the flaw line?
The oldest story, they say, is: "Life attacks man at flaw line". With Killebrew or Harper, now hitting.366 at Hagerstown, raw talent is the area of strength.
This is what he wrote on Sunday 18 January: TB called from Chequers...I said even if I had not actually used the psychological flaw line, I did say anyone who thought GB would have won was off their heads, and this was all about nursing a grievance that was not justified.
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It's flawed by a story line that doesn't come to much of a conclusion while trying to wrest a final smile from a look into the abyss.
You suggest all plausible sets of boundaries are flawed, not just these imperial lines.
However, correct interpretation of data derived from knockout mice or derived cells and cell lines is often flawed by the comparison of cells originating from different inbred or mixed genetic backgrounds.
The friend of the court brief argues that the "Blurred Lines" verdict was flawed and that if it remains on the books it would create a profound chilling effect in the creative community because the similarities between the "Blurred Lines" and "Got to Give It Up" had more to do with the general feel rather than specific musical elements in common.
At least failure to qualify would draw a line under the flawed appointment of McClaren.
