The Committee to Protect Journalists said the report, summarized in a government news release but not published in full, was flawed.
The manuscript was beautifully flawed, full of conjuring, a menagerie of tones, a clarity of devastation, the unspeakable spoken and made humane, the dreadful made beautiful, the erotic made quirky, the febrile details — the ebullient.
A quiet residential road full of cheerful, flawed, decent people became the centre of Ipswich's red-light district, and then the hunting ground for one of Britain's most brutal serial killers, who lived at number 79.
But while "Predicting New Words" is filled with interesting tidbits and asides, the book as a whole is full of holes and flawed by a dogmatic and not always logical thesis.
He also believes Geoff is as "full of sin" and "flawed" as everyone else.
It is true that our history is full of figures who are flawed, but endure.
The audio quality is flawed, especially in full-volume passages, in which the orchestra sound gets woofy.
That said, this is a genial "Tartuffe," full of flaws and a little on the sophomoric side but ingratiating nonetheless.
Maloney's art is a monument to us, to the Britain New Labour governs - full of flaws, but hopeful, changing.
Books and people keep whispering secrets to each other and this relationship, so full of flaws, is perhaps the best we can do.
