Sentence examples for flawed perspective from inspiring English sources

The prism of party interests is a flawed perspective from which to judge those who are called upon to make life or death judgments".

My flawed perspective meant that I formed a very unhealthy and emotionally scattered relationship with food.

The goal is to appropriate his own flawed perspective and reflect it back by turning it on an object eerily designed to replace women.

In their flawed perspective of the world, they think that simply saying something everyone believes in will make them popular and "bipartisan".

"As expected, EWG cherry picked studies to support its flawed perspective on BPA while ignoring the weight of scientific evidence supporting its safety in food contact applications," said NAMPA's chairman John Rost, who holds Ph.D. in chemistry.

Nelly Dean, in particular, is a classic unreliable narrator: while initially sympathetic and seemingly objective on the surface, she turns out to have a deeply flawed perspective on the events she is relating.

Next came Peter Mandelson's book, in which his lordship passed on Tony Blair's view that Gordon was "mad, bad, dangerous and beyond hope of redemption", "like a mafiosi", and "flawed, lacking perspective and having a paranoia about him".

Among the many things that are flawed about this perspective is the view that an affair necessarily means that a woman wants to have sex, and that non-consensual sex between people having an "affair" is not rape.

We therefore entertain the possibility that, whereas the average human user may provide sensible demonstrations from a human's perspective, these same demonstrations may be insufficient, incomplete, ambiguous, or otherwise "flawed" from the perspective of the training set needed by the learning algorithm to generalize properly.

At first glance, drawings such as those in appear to represent plausible three-dimensional objects, but closer inspection reveals that they cannot; the representation is flawed by faulty perspective, false juxtaposition, or psychological distortion.

According to some early critical opinion the painting was flawed technically: the perspective is flat, or the victims and executioners are standing too close together to be realistic.