Sentence examples for greater flaws from inspiring English sources

The Stroganoff, if anything, is a clue, one ignored in the obituary, whose greater flaws, like Brill's achievements, are hidden in plain sight.

Clarke's list lacks five other fundamental manuscripts (see below): he follows the paths of Bischoff and Johnson, and his method is affected by the similar and even greater flaws.

All in all, I think we've all encountered nineteen-year-olds with greater flaws and fewer redeeming qualities.

Its greater flaw, though, is that it takes no notice of what Mr. Moore's story is really about.

Her willingness to go to war for less than compelling reasons is an even greater flaw.

The Godfather had a greater flaw revealed in his 10th and final Golden Rule for Success..

Her tendency to hide, she confided, is among her greatest flaws.

Bobby Fischer might have hated America (and, apparently, so much more), but whether greatness was achieved in spite of or because of great flaws almost seems beside the point.

One of Goodell's great flaws as a commissioner is his habit of ruling by public relations, overreacting to the biggest cases by delivering outrageous sanctions that don't fit the crime.

It's testament to the sheer brilliance of much of the songwriting on 1969's Stand! - I Want to Take You Higher's thrilling psychedelic soul, the breezy, undidactic protest song Everyday People, the taut funk of Sing a Simple Song - that you barely notice its two great flaws.

How can we design these systems so that they reflect the best of humanity and not our greatest flaws?