Sentence examples for irreparably flawed from inspiring English sources

The goal is to accept, with calm resolve, the fact that we are mortal, and irreparably flawed.

Not only has this shown the west to be morally crippled, it is irreparably flawed: Irish Republicans believed in the justice of their cause - as do the Islamists.

Or as he says in the third act, that he's poorly made — just irreparably flawed and perhaps unworthy of being loved or being liked.

You'd have sighed, perhaps, as Alvy, an overeducated two-time divorcé pushing 40, molded this lively and naïve younger woman after his own irreparably flawed image.

Without understanding how Zambian perceptions of the Chinese are relative to those of other ethnic or foreign national groups, a lot of the research and reporting on the subject is irreparably flawed.

"The recommendations are flawed and retrograde, regressive and uncertain in a fashion that it would irreparably harm consumer interest".

Albeit flawed.

Very flawed.

Flawed, perhaps?

All systems are flawed.

Good but flawed.