Sentence examples for flawed visions from inspiring English sources

There's no way that I'd pony up the old pay-per-view charge of $60 to watch this parade of flawed visions and missed opportunities, but I would happily pay $60 for six months of unlimited access to the more compelling WrestleManias of past years.

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.

There is also something deeply flawed in a vision of leaving women to deal with abuse by pulling a gun on their partners.

But these seductive male visions are flawed by the suggestion in the show's sardonic title, "Hunting and Fishing," of women as wild game.

But the vision is flawed.

The Owen-Prior vision is flawed both intellectually and politically: a telling start to the post-euro British debate that will now unfold.

13 A flawed or inconsistent organising vision may explain why technologies that show initial promise subsequently fail to enter widespread use.

"Like all utopian visions, it was flawed because it failed to account for the persistence of the worst aspects of human nature.

At the end of the day, Accounts leaves me wondering if the big-picture vision is ultimately flawed.

It was an alluring vision, but gravely flawed.

Romney, take responsibility for being flawed candidate, w/delusional campaign w/no vision.