Sentence examples for inevitable flaw from inspiring English sources

Of course, his 2008 campaign also reflected populism's inevitable flaw: a desperate lack of policy substance.

His is a 21st-century mind in a 16th-century body, a dichotomy deftly symbolised by his hunch: in an age before psychological realism, Shardlake must wear the detective's inevitable flaw on his person, rather than inside his head.

It could be argued, moreover, that the inevitable flaw in a Caesar-as-Trump interpretation of the play is that the text itself engenders more sympathy for the central figure than Trump himself who memorably incited the threat that the "Second Amendment people" might post to Hillary Clinton during the campaign deserves.

This inevitable flaw in the experiment could have led to certain artefacts.

29 But it is hard to see either why this is an inevitable flaw in PNS, or why this carves it out as different from any other area of healthcare delivery.

Unfortunately, I often don't notice (or bother to fix) the inevitable flaws — the chipped baseboard, the broken door knob — until I see them through my mother's eyes.

The electoral process has too many variables, too many inevitable flaws, for anyone to assume naively that all we need do in this dead heat is tote up the votes and be done with it.

Despite inevitable flaws (such as small individual study sizes, publication bias, etc).

I've been having fun with exploring how to make them likable in spite of those inevitable flaws that make them real.

What I am saying is: We are fatter and sicker not because of those inevitable flaws in expert advice, but because we NEVER followed expert advice, not any flavor of it, in the first place.

That makes bugs and security flaws inevitable.