Sentence examples for indeed flawed from inspiring English sources

Fair-value accounting is indeed flawed.

But the design was indeed flawed.

I, Daniel Blake is indeed flawed, I would concede.

If the survey data are indeed flawed, the agency could conceivably adjust for that then.

The law that investigators enforced in the August raid is indeed flawed — but not for the reasons critics cite.

Her book is indeed flawed: it rushes to sweeping judgments and fails to offer much context for the snippets of interviews she presents.

We call them saints, even though not a single one was perfect--indeed, many of them were deeply flawed indeed.

Any process that can make BNP's dealings with Sudan look anything less than shameful must be very flawed indeed.

Indeed, it's flawed throughout.

A new exhibition, "Alfred Dreyfus: The Fight for Justice," at the Yeshiva University Museum, won't fully explain the Affair — and, indeed, the show is flawed by a lack of an explanatory narrative and by much untranslated French in handwritten documents.

In confronting the latest developments in Egypt, the "Arab spring" label appears flawed – and so it was, indeed, from the beginning.