Sentence examples for frustrating flaw from inspiring English sources

The Wi-Fi at my house is almost perfect, save for one frustrating flaw: the signal tanks down to nearly nothing about five feet from where I park.

Yet he has made good speeches before; and this one also pointed to frustrating flaws in his leadership.

The same goes for other frustrating flaws -- slapdash plotting, characters introduced to minimal purpose, set pieces laboriously engineered only to fall flat at the last moment.

Despite the frustrating flaws of the game, Quantum Collapse is a bargain at $3.99 and a game any real-time strategy fan will be happy to have on their iPhone.

"By Nightfall" is a better novel than most, and more frustrating for its flaws.

Coach John Muckler let his players work on their conditioning rather than work out any flaws from the frustrating 4-3 loss to Toronto.

The work is likeable and very engaging, but with these flaws – that are frustrating in seeming avoidable – it may not be indispensable.

Maier refuses to live in Milan, a city whose many design flaws he finds too frustrating to bear.

The lasting uncertainty over whether even a convicted defendant is truly guilty is itself one of the frustrating results of the system's flaws.

While this is admittedly a long and frustrating process (and certainly not without its flaws), it is difficult for me to find sympathy for people like Berly Feliz.

To be flawed, to be wonderful, to be frustrating, to be inspiring.