Sentence examples for is quite flawed from inspiring English sources

"Tor as a concept is quite flawed," he said.

However, this in my opinion is quite flawed for several reasons, the main one being that a "good cop" is a cop "that does his job".

And yet I'm advocating something that's quite flawed, and that's difficult, no question about it.

Sigmund Freud first brought that out publicly but Freud's studies were quite flawed because he studied six people, so that's a really small study.

The federal government is quite aware that it has a flawed track record when it comes to investigating and prosecuting high-profile athletes accused of crimes related to performance-enhancing drug use.

However, an e-mail by Mr Gilligan's editor is quite damning, describing his broadcast on May 29th, which first made the allegation, as "a good piece of investigative journalism, marred by flawed reporting".

They will be quite susceptible to her values-based argument about the flawed candidacy of Senator Obama.

But I also began to realise that some of the great leaders in history, whether it's Kennedy or Clinton or General Petraeus, were all personally quite flawed.

A high school social studies teacher, he put Jefferson in historical context, but mostly he explained that great men were often also quite flawed.

O'Malley added that he is amenable to expanding the state's still-new -- and, some say, quite flawed -- medical marijuana program.

The global system of economic rules and institutions which has become established over the last three decades is fundamentally flawed and quite incapable of delivering global justice or meeting environmental imperatives.