Sentence examples for much flawed from inspiring English sources

The Ballad of Little Jo" is not so much flawed as it is unfinished.

His is a melancholy tale, beautifully written and meticulously researched — about a hero who was not so much flawed as indecisive, whose clout could never measure up to his lofty purpose.

The messaging app was only launched in September 2016, but it was pretty much flawed from the word go, with limited usage.

"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.

The beneficial effect of acupuncture might also be overestimated because of the small sample size, much heterogeneity, flawed methodology of the included trials, and no consideration of follow-up duration.

But the assumption that the nation's biggest problem today is too much borrowing is flawed.

The writing and storytelling are utterly compelling, but so much is frustratingly flawed.

If death penalty cases, which receive so much scrutiny, are flawed, what about all the other the day-to-day dispositions meted out in assembly-line style by an overburdened criminal justice system?

The aim of the 41MP sensor is to oversample the image; the actual size of pictures taken on the 808 is about 5MP, but each pixel can be determined from the information provided by the redundant pixels, thus eliminating much of the flawed data.

But the process was deeply flawed; much of the Mayor's pet projects remain, and the Fire Department -- despite getting a $6 million cut -- is still bloated and top-heavy.

It has been deeply flawed and much more difficult than they imagined".