Sentence examples for flawed reflections from inspiring English sources
Plato envisioned a higher realm of ideal forms, of perfect chairs, circles or galaxies, of which the phenomena of the sensible world were just flawed reflections.
Yet, as a scientist, I knew these reflections were flawed.
Like much of his popular philosophy, Russell's reflections on education are flawed but interesting, and often remain pertinent in our own time.
We're expected to be a reflection of them, yet flawed white perception is never assuaged.
This book is magisterial in its scope and ambition, and while flawed by longueurs and organizational problems, it inspires reflection even when it provokes disagreement.
"It's a reflection that the government recognized this was a deeply flawed prosecution," Mr. Keker said.
As Hamaker et al (2013), point out this latter approach is flawed because 'what is stated to be the patient's preference could in fact be a reflection of the physician's preference' (p550).
29 36 This may be a more realistic reflection of how patients with diabetes are managed; looking at one service in isolation could be flawed as services are seldom delivered in isolation.
There's already some reflection of it in the animated movie about the mutt, whose story, Baumbach said, contests the thought that "divorced families are flawed families.
