Sentence examples for if flawed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yeltsin left a giant, if flawed, legacy.

And then there's Nicholas's suckling pig, astounding even if flawed.

Wilberforce stands as a great if flawed Christian social reformer.

But also – in its way – a welcome, if flawed, recognition of the migrant journey.

Did toppling a dictator and nursing a fledgling if flawed democracy make a difference?

However, Paris was a well-meaning — if flawed — attempt to address a genuine global issue.

And they have given a thrilling, if flawed, quayside a fresh lease of gutsy, dramatic life.

As it is, Audiard's first Palme is the powerful, brilliantly achieved, if flawed Dheepan.

Daniele Gatti, conducting a powerful if flawed performance with the Philharmonia, tellingly left the ambiguities unresolved.

This first episode proves important television, if flawed by stock writing and undersold by sensational marketing.

There are some unwatchably violent scenes in this powerful if flawed police corruption thriller.