Sentence examples for historically flawed from inspiring English sources

Those attempts are wrong, historically flawed and morally unacceptable.

But to ascribe on-field results to that problem is incorrect factually, disproved historically, flawed logically and -- worst of all -- unnecessary.

Karen L. King's recent discovery of a scrap of papyrus making reference to Jesus' wife, and to a female disciple, adds weight to the charge that the Vatican's opposition to the ordination of women is theologically and historically flawed.

The problem I have with Glaude's piece and subsequent debate is not so much his observations but the fact that he constructed a straw man for easy dismantling, and those in opposition assisted by dissenting to this historically flawed argument.

As Iranians suffer "the collateral damage" of a short-sighted and historically flawed policy, the victims of Iran's earthquake bring the specter of the sanctions to the fore, affording U.S. and EU leaders an opportunity to review their sanctions policy vis-à-vis those affected by them the most, the Iranian people, and decide a more humane path ahead.

I am not the one to support India's foreign policy--I never do--in the post-Nehru era, but I could not tolerate Johnson's grossly distorted and naive interpretation of the current Sri Lankan events; it is historically flawed and shows Johnson's personal bias against Indians everywhere.

Even though this claim was both historically and logically flawed, no one questioned the Commander in June of 2006.

But the idea that all power structures are comparably bad strikes me as historically facile and dramatically flawed.

With this information, it is easier to develop an understanding of how contemporary molecular testing of immunoglobulin gene rearrangements has evolved, from historically quite heterogeneous, fairly flawed, and rather ugly approaches to current more-standardized protocols.

Both the Republican and the Democratic nominees are fatally flawed, and their historically low favorability ratings demonstrate the failure of the primary process and the two-party system.

Though structurally flawed from its origins – and historically biased toward powerful interests – this model functioned for 150 years.