Sentence examples for flawed show from inspiring English sources

I am grateful that Edinburgh has allowed me to do a flawed show, which is the beginning of a journey.

Looking at "Sports Night" now — a flawed show that seems to want to be more serious and unique than it really is — you see it as the product of an argument that Sorkin lost.

Sonia Saraiya, Variety's television critic, thinks someone from Netflix should have reined Luhrmann in: "The Get Down is a beautiful mess, a flawed show interspersed with moments of remarkable brilliance.

Walcott still has plenty of work to convince the doubters that he can be the main striker in a team with Champions League and title ambitions, but for 40 minutes it was a decent, if flawed, showing.

We line up for exhibitions of his work to look at great art, which even flawed shows deliver, but also just to spend some time in his charismatically star-crossed company.

The AE counts of flawed specimens show several larger peak values prior to peak strength, which correspond to crack initiation and propagation in the specimen.

We critically discuss the reasons we believe these assumptions are flawed, and show how the existing research conducted on the basis of these assumptions is likely to fail to answer the most pressing problems in EBP.

Two essential flaws show up in the way New Labour wielded power.

When Mankiw extends his "great man" theory of the 1% to the business world, its flaws show.

Sometimes those flaws show up in the beginning, sometimes they don't reveal themselves until years down the line.

That means take care with set design (cheap sets look really cheap in HD) and makeup (your subjects will need to get familiar with it--flaws show loud and clear).