Sentence examples for little flawed from inspiring English sources

Like the fairy godmother, Babbitt's story and illustrations are wonderfully quirky, even if just a little flawed.

Each character, central or fringe, was at worst odd, human, and even endearing; most of them were a little flawed, but no one was sinister.

He can now enjoy playing out the idea of being a little flawed as a personality, but he has managed to organise this human sense of weakness and vulnerability without having to be at all Tiger Woods about it.

"We are constantly battling because we're healthcare providers but we are governed by people who are public servants, creating policies on the run and changing the rules every week to fit their little flawed model.

Tom Daschle always seemed like a lovely man, but the idea that only he could get a big, important, dramatic health care reform through the Senate seems a little flawed, given the fact that he never got any big, important, dramatic reforms through the Senate when he was the actual majority leader.

He told the panel he knew little about flawed partnership deals central to the company's collapse and insisted that the company's auditors and his subordinates had approved them.

It's interesting for its DMA/Rockstar heritage, especially to fans of the original Grand Theft Auto titles, but it's a little too flawed in execution to capture the imagination of occasional mobile gamers.

He told the panel he knew little about flawed partnership deals central to the company's collapse and insisted that Enron's auditors and his subordinates had approved them.

This has become something of a hallmark for Mr. Perrotta, who has developed a knack for combining hot-button cultural themes (electoral corruption in "Election," mommy-and-me despair and vigilante justice in "Little Children") with flawed and complicated characters.

In those few minutes each week Lily lets me see my goofs through her eyes as the flawed little human comedies they are.

Getting a little experience editing flawed writing can be a big benefit — this helps you get in the critical editor's mindset.