Sentence examples for flawed off from inspiring English sources

Not that "The Memory Show" seems destined to follow the inspirational path of "Next to Normal," which after a highly flawed Off Broadway incarnation, went on to reinvent itself as Pulitzer Prize-winning dynamo.

The actual jump showed why ITV's equally bonkers Splash! is so flawed; jumping off something takes seconds.

The fabric of reality itself becomes fractured in the new music video for singer/songwriter Noah's haunting single "flaw" (off upcoming album Sivutie).

Greg Kot, writing in the Chicago Tribune, felt the lyrics on some songs are pathologically flawed and off-putting, but the band's take on metal styles is impressive and, "on the stereotype-bashing 'There Goes the Neighborhood,' the humor, message and music coalesce brilliantly".

He is flawed from the off.

Adam Lyth was given a good run as opener, scored one excellent century, but was technically flawed outside off stump.

We tasted an '01 Conterno -- now $30 -- but it was flawed, marred by off-flavors and aromas that made it impossible to judge.

With its suggestion of what Trier calls "the incomparability of pain", the phrase "louder than bombs" perfectly sums up this flawed yet intriguingly off-kilter oddity, a quiet tale of battlefields at home and abroad that drew somewhat misleading comparison with Robert Redford's Ordinary People when it played in competition at Cannes last year.

While the two bills are significantly flawed, Congress should shake off the misguided criticism and move forward to combat the only big issue that is experiencing bipartisan support.

At worst, she said, their judgment was so flawed they "are being led off in handcuffs".

If you are not an oral traditionalist, I concede that this reasoning will come off as deeply flawed to you.