Sentence examples for more flaws than from inspiring English sources

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.

If only one player were truly at the root of this mess, the Yankees would have things much easier, but the postseason collapse exposed far more flaws than that, writes Joel Sherman in The New York Post.

Finally last weekend she told the New York Times that The Fitzgeralds and the Kennedys has more flaws than even the Standard had alleged.

That's down from five when the nonprofit watchdog initially issued its evaluation last month, but still more flaws than possessed by the typical mainstream charity.

I have more flaws than the Burj Khalifa, the world's tallest building in Dubai.

One may suspect that a milling process like the one used to make the Denzir copings, induce more flaws than a pressing and sintering technique as the one used to make Procera copings.

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.

Conversely, papers may seem more flawed than they really are, as relevant authors' replies may have been only published online.

Less expensive industrial-grade diamonds, known as bort, with more flaws and poorer color than gems, are used for such purposes.

In the light of all this, McBride's absence from the Booker longlist is surprising, but I can see how the judges might have thought this a more flawed book than the densely perfect A Girl.

Every Web metric is flawed, but some are more flawed than others.