Sentence examples for is slightly flawed from inspiring English sources

Here is where the film is slightly flawed.

"Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister," which has its premiere on Sunday night on ABC, is slightly flawed at the core because the title character isn't the least bit unattractive.

The system, however, is slightly flawed.

Admittedly my one experience with Vista was a terrible ordeal and I'm still not sure whether it was the OS or the hardware, but I haven't touched a Vista machine since then so my opinion is slightly flawed.

I believe the study may be slightly flawed as it does justify the need for good diet and exercise.

Jeter has 2,926, most of which have been collected with mechanics that, according to Long, are slightly flawed.

I can find very little to fault with Riot, but in my personal opinion the ending was slightly flawed, it seemed to drag on for a long time and then ended on an ambiguous note.

"The good guys and the bad guys are all slightly flawed in this tragedy," Mr. Watson said.

Lots of my relatives worked there, and would be given bags of what was called "waste"– slightly flawed chocolates – so it was a treat to go around to a relative's house or my grandmother's, aged three or four, and know there would be blue bags of waste chocolate waiting there for me.

In addition, the residuals of the species level analysis showed no significant level of phylogenetic autocorrelation (Moran's I: observed = −0.001±0.009, expected = −0.003, P = 0.83), which suggests that the estimates of the factors are not, or slightly flawed by phylogenetic inertia.

I worried, initially, that Nintendo was trying to do too much with these changes – and we'll assess that later on – but in all it is a solid (if slightly flawed) device that will change the way you and your kids think about 3D.