We're just flawed, fallen, and broken people who make a lot of mistakes, and some of us are doing far better than our brother or sister is but mostly we're just people who try.
Very rarely do Asian men get to portray characters who have depth, who have flaws, who fall in love".
The youngest of 12 skaters, Edmunds gave a balletic performance in her long program with only one major flaw, a fall on a triple toe loop.
With human flaws – I fell on ice more than once – I was no match for the drones Amazon intends to deploy.
This equilibrium is fragile because we are flawed and fallen creatures and can't quite trust ourselves.
It's just that the contrarian research tends to be flawed and falls apart under scientific scrutiny, so it doesn't get much attention outside of certain biased media outlets.
The years since 1989, he acknowledged, have been difficult, flawed, a "hard fall to earth, from the exhilarating world of revolutionary excitement into the mundane world of bureaucratic routine".
Many readers of "Oscar Wilde," Richard Ellmann's majestic 1987 biography, were left with the disarming suspicion that, however crystalline Wilde's plays are (and one of them is without flaw), they somehow fall short of maximum Wildeness, and that the importance of being Oscar outshone even the dazzle of his dramatic prose.
Computers can play a very important role, here, because we are flawed; we do fall victim to biases or we overlook important information.
So don't look for 9 1/2 Weeks, or even The Seven Year Itch, Basic Instinct, and Unfaithful, the last three certainly good films, but just flawed enough to fall short of the mark.
