Sentence examples for flaws are evident from inspiring English sources
Decades later, its flaws are evident.
Calm down.'" Fire up the 1980s Danger Mouse on Netflix and, despite its bottomless charm, the flaws are evident.
The mower's flaws are evident: the effort it takes to push it, particularly in wet grass, or the way it tosses the cut leaves of grass back onto the ground.
The same flaws were evident again and when a player of Di María's refinement could be seen misplacing passes and putting the ball over the stand with one shot, the home side were entitled to think that the 11-time FA Cup winners might be vulnerable.
Familiar flaws were evident as the home side failed to create any meaningful chances against Partick Thistle.
The same flaws were evident in the second-half, with Gramoz Kurtaj met a Morris cross inside the six-yard box but lifted his first-time effort so high over the bar that the ball ended up in the top tier of the stand behind the goal.
And today, as Theresa May faces an existential threat to her premiership, a similar flaw is evident in the Tory party's leadership rules.
Well, I think that if it returns, it will return not as a consequence of its own agenda, but as a consequence of some of the flaws that are evident in President Reagan's economics.
Yet there are evident flaws in the idea that those who sexually abuse children form a clearly delineated group of deviant monsters Wortley and Smallbone (2006a, 2012).
It is important to note that the flaws of the later books are evident in "Another Country," and even in "Giovanni's Room," both completed before he had marched a step.
