Sentence examples for genuinely flawed from inspiring English sources
The Secretary of Education should be focusing on areas of the education system that are genuinely flawed, rather than altering aspects that simply don't need changing.
But Mr. McDiarmid uses his trim size, along with his smiling eyes, to create a magistrate who is menacing because he is -- initially at least -- genuinely appealing, receptive, flawed.
Whereas Rihanna's social media presence presents her as highly flawed but genuinely intriguing and authentic, qualities that add to her overall appeal as an artist, Beyoncé's, much like Life Is But a Dream, comes off as a stiff, surface-level imitation, a portrait of a woman who can't ever fully let go of control and let her "freak flag fly".
In contrast another, genuinely grave, flaw is entirely his own fault.
The film Once was flawed but charming and a genuinely nutty idea to turn into a stage musical.
A rival version of modernity has begun to emerge in China, flawed in some ways, like every human society, but genuinely different from any western model.
The efficient market theory, flawed though it may be, has led directly to the popularity of index funds — a genuinely good outcome.
The preparation of genuinely democratic elections requires nothing less than a systematic overhaul of the country's electoral laws and practices, which are deeply flawed after decades of dictatorship.
