Sentence examples similar to hardly flawed from inspiring English sources

Mourning's Miami Heat is much like Patrick Ewing's Knicks in the 1990's: determined but hardly dynastic, flawed in ways that may prevent Mourning from feeling the joy that accompanies a title.

Wolf's attachment to a deeply flawed country is hardly unique among former denizens of the East.

As it turns out, there was hardly a flaw in the hotel, belying the five months it took to get it reopened in time for Mardi Gras.

While the personality trait is hardly a flaw, it certainly can be a challenge when it comes to gift giving.

This week she showed enormous bravery by revealing her new face - flawed, oddly shaped and hardly conventionally beautiful - to the world with the words, "I am not a monster".

Hardly enough to raise an eyebrow in our sadly flawed world.

IT HARDLY came as a shock that Luis Suárez, a gifted but psychologically flawed Uruguayan striker, expressed his frustration at failing to score against Italy in a World Cup match on June 24th by biting an opponent.

The measure would hardly cure all the damage of the court decision, and it is flawed with exemptions for major special interest groups.

Updating Chekhov is hardly a new idea, but Alison Carey has found a way to do it that is intriguing, if flawed.

The Senate leader's choice of words was flawed, but positing that black candidates who look "less black" have a leg up is hardly more controversial than saying wealthy people have an advantage in elections.

Some of his most enjoyable work is flawed -- like his best known movie, the extravagantly romantic "Breaking the Waves" -- but it hardly matters.