Sentence examples for flawed reflection from inspiring English sources
Like every other new way of thinking, it will eventually be looked on as a well-intentioned but flawed reflection of a moment in time.
The Confidence Gap does not just refer to a personality flaw, it's also a reflection of a flawed system.
But Levin appears not to budge: "You're calling for a fair reflection of a flawed primary".
Women's rights advocates said the Supreme Court decision was a reflection of a flawed criminal justice system.
Indeed, Mr. Weissberg says, Mr. Falor's woes and those of his business partners are a reflection of a flawed business strategy and nothing more.
This desultory stroll around a Europe more focused on his successor is a reflection the damage a flawed temperament has done to trans-Atlantic ties.
And, actually, the whole Pakistan thing is just a reflection of a very, very flawed foreign policy of ours.
The Tiger's Tail is a flawed movie that works better as a fable than as a direct reflection of reality; some of it is surprisingly heavy-handed, especially scenes involving the left-wing son.
When faced with the challenges of opposing current views with new research, our own cognitive bias makes it difficult to muster up the strength to fight for the paradigm shift, especially because negative results are often associated with flawed or poorly designed studies, and thus might be viewed as a negative reflection on the scientist.
The woefully underwhelming squad is a reflection of much that continues to plague tennis: alphabet-soup organizations working at cross purposes, a flawed calendar, tension among national federations and the individuals who represent — or choose not to represent — them.
Is intelligence inherently flawed?
