Sentence examples for flawed making from inspiring English sources
The new S30+ software, however, installed on new phones since Microsoft bought the device brand in 2014, is flawed, making the 225 an exasperating disappointment.
In both the "flip-x" and "flip-y" condition, only half of the information is flawed, making it necessary to selectively discard erroneous information, while retaining veridical relationships, which may be a more intensive process.
He's flawed, makes mistakes, we argue and he, like me, falls short sometimes.
Its darkness blurs flaws, making the food, like the diners, seem more appetizing.
Dorfman values reality over falseness and wants to capture people's flaws, making her work a perfect antithesis to heavily filtered selfie culture.
Then a dip in liquid resin fills in the tiny valleys and flaws, making the lens, if not optically perfect, at least functional.
Our flaws make us human and our stories real.
Mr Kennedy's not-so-private flaws made him a less effective politician.
Arguably, devices that addressed this market flaw made the market more efficient.
His many other flaws made him an absurd and, ultimately, unconfirmable one.
