Sentence examples for flawed view from inspiring English sources

Both sides have a flawed view of history.

This, they believe, reflects a flawed view of both Jesus and God.

Although this new policy banning bake sales in public schools is well intentioned, it represents a flawed view of nutrition and poor public policy.

These images represent a very human, flawed view of the subjects, given the scale of attention given to imperfections, while also presenting a rather grand, iconic view of the sitters, given the monumental and confrontational quality of the works.

For all that Theresa May has the right words on helping families, her government has the wrong policies and a fundamentally flawed view of how to tackle poverty and injustice.

But yesterday, the Appellate Division panel ruled, 4 to 1, that Justice DeGrasse had overreached, saying that he had used an admirably ambitious but fatally flawed view of what the Constitution requires.

His work showed, among other things, that it was flawed to view investors as rational actors.

By Hortense Flexner The New Yorker, October 24 , 1942P. 70 Whatever I said of fault or flaw View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Jia Tolentino By George Packer.

Both are deeply flawed world views.

While he and Marquez both say that the system is flawed, their views diverge from there.

I do not agree with the skeptical view of Hussein Agha and Robert Malley ("The two-state solution's many flaws," Views, Aug. 12) that "the two-state solution has become void of meaning, a catchphrase divorced from the contentious issues it is supposed to resolve".