Sentence examples for no flawed from inspiring English sources

There are no flawed dogs or flawed families".

There was money-drunk decadence at the top, raw immiseration at the bottom, and little else: no middle ground — or middle class, for that matter — no mixed bags, no flawed and compromised agency.

Go set a Watchman is about growing up and realizing that your own parents are no more than flawed human beings too, learning how to stand by your own values -- set your own watchman if you will -- and still be able to live alongside those you disagree with.

A new study suggests that while bankers are no more flawed as human beings than the rest of us, the culture of the financial sector needs to change.

Claims about how trainers, sports drinks and supplements will help grassroots or elite athletes train harder and achieve better times are usually based on no or flawed evidence, researchers have revealed.

Though his heart's in the right place, connubially and ecologically, Walter is no less flawed than the other characters, and his fanatical campaign, in the novel's coda, to have his neighbours keep their cats indoors so as to save the local bird-life, is comic as well as sad.

Berkeley's defense of religion amounts to the claim that the reasoning of mathematicians in respect of the calculus is no less flawed than that of theologians in respect of the mysteries of the divine.

They're no more flawed than the lead.

To me he was a poet, an artist, a revolutionary lyricist (who knew how to entertain, no doubt), flawed as any human being with his share of controversies ― a complex man with often contradictory images but definitely recognized throughout the world as a legendary iconoclastic rapper. .

These immigration bills seek to take small, badly flawed "no-work" lists and explode them rapidly to a national scale.

Those two have been in the process of purging thousands of legal Florida voters from the rolls based on the flawed "No Match, No Vote" concept which dumps thousands of legal voters from the rolls simply because they do not have a perfect match on their registration forms with either the state's Dept. of Motor Vehicles or the U.S. Social Security databases.