Sentence examples for no less flawed than from inspiring English sources

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.

But the details in the police report and dozens of interviews in recent months with people in Sweden linked to the case suggest that the Swedish case could be less flawed than Mr. Assange's supporters have claimed.

(It is far from a flawless method, of course; the point is that it is less flawed than cleverer-seeming strategies). In another study, Germans and Americans were asked which of two American cities, Detroit or Milwaukee, had the larger population.

(Not because he has the real answers. His answers are simply less flawed than Tony Stark's).

It may seem that lying is easier than honesty -- that it has the magical power to spare feelings, preserve comfortable assumptions, and make us appear less flawed than we are.

It was no less than he deserved.

It was no less than Guerrero deserved.

No less than once every four years.

Measurement mesmerizes no less than management.

It is no less than he deserves.