Sentence examples for giving flawed from inspiring English sources

I always think one's own children's judgment of friends is a good indicator, and my kids, used to politicians in their lives and often seeing straight through them, saw right into Charles for what he was – clever, funny, giving, flawed.

We learn that his testimony before Congress rubbed Rattner the wrong way, and we learn that his subordinates gave flawed PowerPoint presentations.

And according to public hearing transcripts and unpublished administration records, officials also on some occasions gave flawed public representations of the nature of the health threat, even as they privately worried about exposure to lawsuits by sickened workers.

That operation had given flawed design material for a nuclear weapon component to the Iranian government in early 2000.

The Washington Post, for example, explained: "The Justice Department and FBI have formally acknowledged that nearly every examiner in an elite FBI forensic unit gave flawed testimony in almost all trials in which they offered evidence against criminal defendants over more than a two-decade period before 2000".

14, 15 We did not assign a quality score, as this been shown to give flawed results.

23 We did not assign a quality score as this has been shown to give flawed results.

Because the advice being given is flawed.

Critics of the council say the election system is flawed, giving equal say to all countries in the General Assembly, regardless of their record.

"The explanation that they're giving is really flawed," said Dr. Mark Kaminski, the co-director of the leukemia and lymphoma transplant program at the University of Michigan.

Complaining about the Grammys is perennial and inevitable, because the structure of the award giving, which is flawed, is also etched in stone: the representatives of yesteryear weighing in on the acts of today.