What others marked as flaws or disadvantages about myself – my race, my gender – I embraced as fuel for my success.
Take into consideration the details of the overall craftsmanship, the intricacy of designs, the weight of the items and any marks, flaws or areas of tarnish.
In July, a report from the exams regulator, Ofqual, suggested 17.4% of grades awarded in English reading tests could be wrong because of inconsistencies in marking and flaws in the test design.
In a study of 190 items washed by the new machine, the soap makers said 39percentt shrank and 45percentt emerged somehow marked or otherwise flawed.
Its flaws mark the necessary limits of every humanly manufactured object or human activity; failure and limitations are ineradicable, even essential.
"After three weeks—I was very young so don't judge me—I told her that I loved her". Despite its flaws, the film marked a turning point for feminism and female representation in teen rom-coms.
Still, Hopper often told the story at public appearances, included the term in programming books she authored, and illustrated Mark II flaws as insects.
Despite consistently high marks, the flaws of the testing process forced me to rely on the traditional method of testing THC potency in a marijuana strain: I smoked it.
When I use it, I judge it to mark a character flaw.
Furthermore, for the microbiologically confirmed VAP outcome, meta-analysis revealed marked statistical heterogeneity that could be explained by flaws in the study design (P < 0.05, τ2 = 0.61, I2 = 65.9%).
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.
