Sentence examples similar to most flawed understanding from inspiring English sources

Most of these attacks stem from either a flawed understanding of gender, misrepresentation of evidence, or deliberate obtuseness.

David James Poissant has been compared to Anton Chekov and Raymond Carver: his characters are complex and troubled and sometimes downright awful, yet even the most flawed among them is treated by the author with compassion and understanding.  .

And to date, their outfield, the most flawed part of the club, has barely been addressed.

He adds: "It is a deeply flawed understanding because of the two-way interaction between organisms and the environment.

According to the spokesman, the opportunity presents itself to amass nearly $25 million (Derek Jeter's annual salary) from people with a flawed understanding of alternate-side parking.

And lots of important things still happen on even the most flawed networks.

It becomes even more problematic when the historical analogies driving current policy are based on an incomplete and flawed understanding of America's past failures.

It is one of the most flawed successes, or interesting failures, that have appeared of late.

Mr. Spitzer accused his critics of hampering his investigation and declared that the criticism was "wholly without basis and reflects a flawed understanding" of securities regulation.

The advancement of the likes of Powell and Rice within the Bush administration, argues Davis, exemplifies a flawed understanding of what it means to tackle modern-day racism.

She is inveterately magnanimous, even when it comes to her most flawed characters; her default authorial position is one of pity.