Sentence examples for not only flawed from inspiring English sources

He now makes a career out of heroes who are not only flawed but flailing blindly.

After a bench trial in which he was the sole arbiter, Judge Garaufis ruled that the entrance exams were not only flawed, as judges before him had found, but that the city had also intentionally kept its firefighting ranks mostly white.

A voting system that does these things will not be simple or perfect, but it would be an improvement over the current system, which is not only flawed, but likely to create more problems over time.

For those who insist that we are and must be a Christian Nation, may I suggest that the current "Kill the Gays" strategy of Engle and his cohorts (sadly, even the Governor of the Great State of Texas) is not only flawed, it is anything but Christ-like.

One Pacific Rim economist who has analyzed the tiger trade told chinadialogue that some of the bio-economical models put forth to support tiger farming are "not only flawed scientifically, but are rigged to yield the desired results".

This is not an issue that I had previously investigated, and the Willingham case revealed not only flaws in that particular case but also systemic failures — from the appeals process to the system of clemency.

Everyone else is not only highly flawed but also at least intermittently annoying.

With a price tag that could double the advertised cost of $30 billion, this energy bill is not only programmatically flawed but also fiscally irresponsible.

"He isn't necessarily the sassiest … Ari not only feels flawed, but also a bit like he's still under construction".

Such policy illusions were not only morally flawed but strategically stupid, risking the permanent mistrust of the African people, whose continent has since become so vital to the planet's economic and environmental future.

Look at that list again and understand that most likely your views on at least three of those five things are not only uninformed, but flawed.