Sentence examples similar to marked by flaws from inspiring English sources

BDD, a psychiatric condition marked by a preoccupation with perceived flaws in one's personal appearance, is the subject of a new paper published in the Journal of Health Psychology.

BDD, a psychiatric condition marked by a preoccupation with perceived flaws in one's personal appearance, is the subject of a new paper published in the Journal of Health Psychology, spotted earlier today by Science of Us pal Christian Jarrett over at BPS Research Digest.

The Knicks' playoff-opening catastrophe was marked by general failures more than any specific flaw, but much attention has rightly been paid to the Miami Heat's denial defense against Carmelo Anthony.

The election itself, though marked by an outpouring of enthusiastic voters, was badly flawed by the muscle and manipulation of Mr. Hun Sen's party, most foreign analysts now agree.

These flaws are connected: the ignorant are marked by their desire for the wrong objects, such as honor and money, and this desire is what leads them to seek political power.

The 1990 introduction of Universal Studios Florida was marked by malfunctioning attractions and fuming customers; Islands of Adventure opened to smoother results but had flaws nonetheless.

Mr. Biden's life and career have been marked by repeated episodes of wreckage and recovery, some dealt by fate, others by his own flaws.

It was marked by a small plaque.

Pauses are often marked by gestures.

Third, social unrest is marked by contagiousness.

But that night was marked by hope.