Sentence examples for flawed vision of from inspiring English sources
You only have to gaze upon Herbert Draper's masterpiece "Ulysses and the Sirens", which takes pride of place in the city's art gallery, to understand the ideal that underwrites Hull's historic (and flawed) vision of its men.
"This was not just a matter of errors of judgement over particular business decisions but also, more crucially, of a fundamentally flawed vision of the future of the movement which led to risk taking of a kind which was inappropriate and unnecessary in the context of co-operative ownership".
Instead of trying to recreate a flawed vision of the past, we need to think about how we can do better in the future.
There is also something deeply flawed in a vision of leaving women to deal with abuse by pulling a gun on their partners.
A growing critical consensus points to very real concerns regarding privacy, intrusion and security, to the flaws in the vision of social positivists who talk of data as some kind of panacea for the world's ills.
Mr Barroso was expected to win, which is just as well since a "no" would plunge the Union into crisis.There is only one flaw in this rosy vision of a parliament growing in power and confidence as it assumes its role at the centre of a supranational democracy.
Now, with nobody even formally charged, it is bowing to criticism that its vision of justice was flawed.Some opposition politicians have accused the government of waging a vendetta.
Despite his modernist pedigree, Thompson recognized that the modern vision of the city was flawed.
There is a logical and psychological flaw in the film's vision of a zero-sum battle between good and evil fantasies, which are symbiotically linked, as any Jungian analyst or articulate 9-year-old will tell you.
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But as a vision of the ideal society it was also flawed and unfinished.
