Sentence examples for flaws show from inspiring English sources

Two essential flaws show up in the way New Labour wielded power.

When Mankiw extends his "great man" theory of the 1% to the business world, its flaws show.

Sometimes those flaws show up in the beginning, sometimes they don't reveal themselves until years down the line.

Still, there were flaws shown by this flawed team, too.

Many of the flaws showing up are too silly to even be irritating.

Put the humans in the ring with all their flaws showing, then watch them being ripped apart, despised and rejected.

Mr. Rubin called such assertions "ludicrous" and said the software's flaws showed the hallmarks of poor design, not subterfuge.

And quite a few went to Christopher Nolan's "Inception," a film that, whatever its flaws, showed originality rare in big-budget studio releases.

The government's mistake has been to rush into a nationwide scheme for electoral reasons before the flaws shown by the pilots had been ironed out.

The big screen, magnifying every pore and every flaw, shows teeth the size of washing machines, depending on the screen size at your multiplex.

Walcott still has plenty of work to convince the doubters that he can be the main striker in a team with Champions League and title ambitions, but for 40 minutes it was a decent, if flawed, showing.