Sentence examples for flawed views from inspiring English sources

"New Girl" is the rare mainstream sitcom that's exceedingly at ease in discussing race, largely because it acknowledges the characters' — Schmidt's especially — well-meaning, flawed views, and plays them for eye rolls and laughs.

First of all, one big reason they've flopped in the past with social implementation is because they seemed to have fundamentally flawed views about what a social graph should be.

Simpson-Bowles calls for significant Social Security cuts based on those flawed views.

I can either embrace the new image that points out the holes in my old ones, or I can, through denial, patch up my flawed views with enough putty and paint that I no longer notice the problem.

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.

I hope people realize that that was a flawed view and that they'll correct it.