Sentence examples for flawed phrasing from inspiring English sources
What, if anything, should Obama substitute for the flawed phrasing of the "war on terror"?
The concept of an ICO is almost inherently flawed, and probably the phrase needs to change, because it's trying to elide two different things.
However a common flaw in phrasing a romantic compliment is to constantly use the words "I like/love *insert trait here*".
Mr. Mills acknowledged that the test was technically flawed, but declined to say whether its defect lay in the phrasing of its questions, the level at which its passing score was set, or in some other feature.
The phrase suggests that there are today two Israels: a flawed but genuine democracy within the green line and an ethnically-based nondemocracy beyond it.
Phrases like "an idea of human nature that proves flawed" aren't in the Bible, but they give the false appearance of academic or philosophical authority.
The key phrase there was "if it turns out we are as ethically flawed as our critics would like to think".
