Sentence examples for flawed masterpiece from inspiring English sources

"What do they mean - a flawed masterpiece?

But this is a flawed masterpiece we're talking about.

But it's a flawed masterpiece, as brilliant a study of social change as Visconti's The Leopard.

To understand what makes the Netflix Player a flawed masterpiece, it helps to understand its history.

Antony Sher plays the king in Gregory Doran's keenly awaited staging of Shakespeare's flawed masterpiece.

The main chunk of the book, In A Free State, meanwhile, is a flawed masterpiece.

In a less enthusiastic review for The Guardian, Kitty Empire was critical of West's lyrics regarding "women as ruthless money-grabbers" on an otherwise "herculean" and "flawed near-masterpiece".

And perhaps it is a relief – and even a source of hope to fledgling writers – that this masterpiece is flawed.

First Reformed is a passionately focused film but not a masterpiece, being flawed as it is by a certain inability to decide on an ending.

Zack Snyder's movie version of the DC Comics graphic novel Watchmen is a fantastically deranged epic; it might be making a bid for flawed-masterpiece status, except that it is probably more flaw than masterpiece.

Prosper Montagné, the learned compiler of the original French Larousse Gastronomique (1938), and himself a toque blanche hors concours, quotes in support of the indispensable-rascasse doctrine Joseph Méry (man of letters, 1798-1865): To prepare without flaw this masterpiece Phocian, The rascasse is the sine qua non of the ocean.