Sentence examples for grammatical flaw from inspiring English sources
(The grammatical flaw suggests a bigger problem — the sentence is too long and cumbersome).
This is a perfect sentence, partly because of its grammatical flaw, and these colourful phrases brighten the dark themes of southern gothic novels to make for surprisingly joyful reading.
A French Jesuit, whose command of Greek and Latin was so exquisite he could detect a grammatical flaw at a glance, eventually persuaded himself that, with a handful of exceptions, all of ancient literature -- including the archive of the fathers of the church -- was created by a monkish cabal.
Even human judgments differ greatly, depending, for instance, on the sensitivity of the evaluator to grammatical flaws, versus inadequacies in content.
Comedians with larger, less well-informed audiences, such as Jay Leno, have to keep their political quips short and focused on figures with flaws everyone knows like Bill Clinton's lechery or George Bush's grammatical problems.
It is not possible to critique a paper for logical holes, grammatical howlers, poor structure etc if your critique is itself rife with these flaws.
Notice a grammatical pattern?
Usage trumps grammatical purity.
This is called grammatical conditioning.
Use simple but grammatical speech.
