Sentence examples for flawed window from inspiring English sources

This film may miss some of its targets as a piece of documentary filmmaking, but in the final analysis gives us a human, if flawed, window into the experience of an individual.

As a result, their significance cannot be well tracked by the state-generated statistics that serve as a flawed window into China's economy.

But it may also snag the attention of newcomers, giving them a window — albeit a flawed window — into this immensely gifted writer's vision of the human condition as lived out in the middle of the middle of America, toward the end of the 20th century, by worker bees employed as number crunchers for the federal government, worried that they are going to be replaced by computers.

Spring's merciless sun reveals the cracks and flaws, the window streaks.

The Frenchman cited Newcastle's January transfer activity as an example of why he believes the window in its current format is flawed.

In Williamsburg, as the season of the second-story man begins, Detective Panagopoulos gave no-nonsense advice to residents — "Lock your windows" — and said the nickname was flawed.

A premium tablet coupled with some key (if flawed) accessories, the two-in-one looks to bring Apple's eye for hardware to the Windows 10 ecosystem.

Albeit flawed.

Very flawed.

Flawed, perhaps?

Its design is flawed.