Sentence examples for manifold flaws from inspiring English sources

Ben, for all his manifold flaws, is never dishonest -- his mistake is to place a higher value on candor than he does on decency -- and Mr. Douglas never hits a false note.

On March 31 , 1796 Edmond Malone, the greatest Shakespeare scholar of the age, published a 400-page book examining each of the documents Ireland had printed and enumerating in numbing detail their historical inaccuracies and manifold flaws in handwriting, diction and the like.

Indeed, Mr. Sperber, a member of the Jean-Nicod research institute in Paris, first developed a version of the theory in 2000 to explain why evolution did not make the manifold flaws in reasoning go the way of the prehensile tail and the four-legged stride.

In no particular order, they involve motivating an often woefully underachieving and largely overpaid dressing room; introducing an infinitely more professional mindset; camouflaging the team's manifold technical flaws; persuading Ellis Short, the owner, to recalibrate his January recruitment strategy; and winning the north-east derby at home to Newcastle United at the end of the month.

Despite its manifold, manifest flaws.

The security flaws are manifold, said Hunt. "This is all discoverable by using their websites precisely as they were intended to be used which on the one hand means that it's easily obtainable information by anyone yet on the other, means that they could also have readily identified a whole raft of flaws themselves if only they'd looked," he said.

Twain dissects each of Harte's flaws in excruciating detail, from his choice of necktie to his manifold failures as a writer, a husband, and a father.

Aiming at the flaws encountered by the kurtogram method, this paper proposes a novel kurtogram manifold learning method for signal de-noising in whole time-frequency space.

The problems are manifold.

These are manifold.

The headwinds are manifold.