Sentence examples for flawed sense from inspiring English sources

Schumer talks about loving the skin you're in, which is a hard message to actually live by, but seeing people who are so prominent accept their flawed sense of self is inspiring.

Schools outlawing steps being cut into the hair, shaved shapes or braiding do so not only with a deeply flawed sense of both aesthetics and equalities issues, but directly against the government's guidance on the same.

As "future crime" novelist Jon Courtenay Grimwood has written about the cyberpunk genre: "The central perspective, the self-destructive irony and flawed sense of honour have become as much a convention as heroism, unrequited love and courtly lore ever were to Malory's Morte D'Arthur and its horde of imitators".

Flexing your muscles may feel good, but it only breeds an uncomfortable, flawed sense of patriotism that will never accomplish the more valuable goal.

And policies, like austerity, that increase insecurity and lead to lower incomes and standards of living for large proportions of the population are, in a fundamental sense, flawed policies.

Besides, we're all morally flawed in some sense, so it can be reassuring to see someone onscreen who's even more morally flawed than we are!" Another factor in this trend is "fan fiction" – that is, unofficial stories set in the universe of a particular film or TV series, and written by its most obsessive aficionados.

Criticisms of the BPL fell into the following categories -- the BPL is flawed in the sense that it: induces subject compliance, is not empirically supported, is methodologically defective and is merely unethical.

Depending on how one views these cuts, additions and changes — as intentional alterations by the playwright, thoughtless slip-ups by the typesetters or flawed recollections by performers — our sense of Shakespeare's genius shifts.

In that sense, it is flawed if you believe that it should support this societal segment.

It allows us to trade our incompleteness for wholeness, our sense of being flawed or broken or isolated for connection.

Regardless of how philosophical we get about it, however, most of us as human beings experience a sense of feeling flawed in certain aspects of our lives and at particular times in life.