There cannot be much of a flaw though or it starts to fall down the list.
But in Portland, Ore., Ellis Martin, a 34-year-old sales associate for a specialty beer importer, said: "The justice system has been proven to be racist, a lot of people have been found innocent after being found guilty and there's just too much room for a flaw to use something so final as to kill someone".
Its real shortcoming -- as much a limitation as a flaw -- is that it does a great many things without any particular distinction.
This is not a flaw so much as an adaptation, as artists across genres increasingly favor streaming-friendly, midrange frequencies, the better to pierce through earbuds.
I wouldn't say I see that as a flaw so much as I respect the critiques people raise, I think they create conversations worth having.
The flaws are as much a part of you as your good points.
Who was, flaws and all, very much a great man.
If voters fail to respond to Hillary Rodham Clinton in that way, I think it's much more a legitimate flaw on her part than it is an example of Americans falling prey to "Clinton rules".
On the other hand, counterfeit love concentrates too much on flaws and failures, turning them into a reason to control, berate or be unkind toward another person.
"I think the first draft I mean, Adam's character was just much less flawed -- not to say it's an incredibly flawed character, I mean, he's a very good guy throughout the whole movie -- but I think it took those conversations for Will to... just to be comfortable writing it," Rogen explains.
