Sentence examples for flawed take from inspiring English sources

Better still, it heralded the arrival of a whole group: of Polpetto with the great Florence Knight at the stove (soon to be relaunched), a mini-chain of Polpos, of Spuntino for sliders and mac 'n' cheese, of Mishkin's for a loving (if flawed) take on the New York Jewish deli.

This theme of punk providing a haven from the political conflict in Northern Ireland for young people has found expression more recently in the feature film Good Vibrations; a nostalgic and flawed take on punk in Northern Ireland.

In sum, the defense is flawed; taking some short-run budget relief in exchange for far greater long-run costs is not prudent fiscal policy no matter how it is labeled.

The logical case for independence, however, is far too flawed to take seriously.

The court would have to find extraordinary evidence that the election was flawed to take such a step.

"Right Answer, Wrong Score: Test Flaws Take Toll," your May 20 front-page article about the flaws in the design, administration and grading of scholastic achievement exams, addresses only part of the problem of using such exams to measure understanding.

Hence, he takes any theory that does not allow for these consequences to be flawed, and takes himself to have shown that there is no satisfactory sense in which people always act on the strongest of their motives.

However, this reasoning is flawed; it takes far too long to build potency, and during that time many unfavorable policies could be enacted.

The process of referring proposed government appointments to further committee scrutiny is flawed (Morgan takes on MPs in fight for her choice of Ofsted head, 9 July).

Good idea, since the comparison is flawed if taken as Roberts meant it and devolves into a warren of sub-analogies if examined too closely.

The response was flawed, it took two weeks for the first isolation ward to open and health workers were initially reluctant to work in it.