Sentence examples for like a flaw from inspiring English sources
It always felt to me like a flaw.
But for some reason, that is like a flaw in their body armor".
In this context, an identity crisis seems less like a flaw and more a mark of authenticity, because who really has themselves worked out at that age?
The weak force, Richard read, does not appreciably affect the structure of the nucleus before the decay occurs; it is like a flaw in a bell of cast metal which has no effect on the ringing of the bell until it finally causes the bell to fall into pieces.
If we tell someone they are depressed because they're living in the past, or anxious because they're living in the future, then they are going to feel like there's a flaw in how they're thinking, in how they're approaching life, and that's not helpful at all.
But a number of nonrecoverable failures were just as likely, scientists said, like parachute failure or a flaw in the air bag system designed to cushion Beagle 2's impact on the surface of Mars.
This study also involves recommended reference stress solutions for a cylindrical component with a crack-like flaw or a local metal loss, which should be adopted as fitness-for-service rules, and a discussion on the influence of the design margin of the construction code on allowable flaw depth.
To libertarians this will sound more like a feature than a flaw, but replacing everything in the safety net with a check would limit the scope of government assistance in damaging ways.
The artist feels that by using gold to repair something that is usually considered a flaw, like a crack in the concrete, she can reframe it as something of value that honors the natural processes that got us to where we are now.
The artist feels that by using gold to repair something that is usually considered a flaw, like a crack in the concrete, she can reframe it as something of value that honors the natural processes that got us to where we are now.
My inability to improvise a few unscripted steps felt like a personality flaw.
