Sentence examples for more flaw from inspiring English sources

Zack Snyder's movie version of the DC Comics graphic novel Watchmen is a fantastically deranged epic; it might be making a bid for flawed-masterpiece status, except that it is probably more flaw than masterpiece.

Higher strain rates, more flaw clustering, and decreasing element size all contribute to greater scatter in uniaxial compressive strength.

It finds that relatively weaker crosslinks lead to a more flaw tolerant intermediate filament network that is also 23% stronger than the one with strong crosslinks.

The curse is that it exposes a lot more flaws" — dirt, scratches, faded colors and more.

Tony Marchant's 2007 British drama The Mark Of Cain was more interesting than Over There, but arguably more flawed.

The character and Mr. Sheen's performance have grown far richer and more fascinating as Bartlet has displayed more flaws.

There is no evidence that practice in France, Singapore or Australia is more flawed without an equivalent body.

Yet the narrative advanced by the military and other representatives of the state establishment is even more flawed.

I could see no more flaws in his mode of being in interview than at the crease.

Kennedy stormed across the country with the force of a voice out of the whirlwind; his tragedy could bear far more flaws than Clarke allows.

Though many critics conceded that the new source review provision was imperfect, they suggested that the changed rules were even more flawed.