Sentence examples similar to getting flawed from inspiring English sources
Yeah, it's got flaws, just like any other country.
"We shouldn't be absolutely relying on science, because science has also got flaws," he said.
(Everyone's got flaws!) But it all changed when they were swept up in their passion and went All The Way.
She's got "flaws" and she's not afraid to point them out to the whole world, or at least the 1.3 million people who follow her on Twitter.
Wilson also assessed that being a real-life human is what makes Bailey an appreciated character: "She gets to be flawed, she gets to be tired, she can be cranky, she can be grumpy".
Jack and Tess get to be flawed, and to find a union amid those flaws.
In this version, Mapes may have used flawed journalism to get to the truth, but in the end she got the story right: Bush received special treatment and mysteriously vanished from the military records for an entire year.
But, so far, these have been flawed candidates who get buried under an avalanche of negative ads and brutal coverage.
While the husband gets to be flawed but lovable, his wife, Annette Bening, is nothing but a cold, career-driven gargoyle.
