Sentence examples for flawed reading from inspiring English sources

Though Holder didn't mention the N.R.A., his remarks were an implicit rebuttal to the organization — which has been deeply supportive of Stand Your Ground laws — and to its flawed reading of the past.

Disappointingly, the coverage in the New York Times and other media sources draws conclusions about regional performance based upon either a narrow or flawed reading of the study.

These sorts of flawed (read: dumb) cost-benefit decisions are vexing to those of us who study public policy.

And so even after reading the flawed first part of his book, I dared hope that Meyer might point the way to fundamental problems in the way we paleontologists think about the Cambrian explosion.

We have heard people say they will vote Green or Libertarian or not at all because the two major candidates are equally flawed," the statement reads.

It is Joe's story that lies at the heart of this book, and Joe's story that makes this flawed but powerful novel worth reading.

It is hard not to think about Henry James while reading Nicholas Fox Weber's fascinating but flawed family biography, "The Clarks of Cooperstown".

Over coffee at an Upper West Side diner near his apartment, Mr. Auburn explained to me that he had begun thinking about Alsop's role in promoting American intervention in Vietnam as he read the flawed news coverage of the period leading up to the United States invasion of Iraq.

Cynthia Littleton of Variety described Michael as "one of the most interesting of the Oceanic 815-ers: flawed, tortured, hard to read, volatile, fighting his innate talents, his own worst enemy, at times, and at others, a totally stand-up guy".

Boyd was obsessed with Connolly as a schoolboy, avidly reading his reviews in The Sunday Times, and later read his entire published œuvre and found his flawed personality 'deeply beguiling'.

E Ink is satisfying to read but deeply flawed technology for e-book screens.