Sentence examples for of flawed character from inspiring English sources

We had seen this kind of flawed character before, it was said.

In an amazing abdication of leadership — and a remarkable revelation of flawed character — Gilbert made James a sympathetic figure.

It seems most likely that Brown decided she was of flawed character only because (in his view) he had come badly out of their confrontation, while she seems to possess the very qualities of which he less plausibly boasts – plain-speaking and indifference to appearances.

His appeal stems from the old love of flawed characters with whom the masses can identify.

In a recent e-mail interview, Ms. Ringwald discussed the appeal of flawed characters, advice she got from Bret Easton Ellis and more.

He made his classes into morality plays, full of flawed characters and human drama and life lessons — often a bit of mischievous humor as well.

While this image of a schizophrenic dancer is dramatically at odds to the horned Satanic nightmare that looms large in our mediaeval DNA, Nina's character is the latest in a long line of flawed characters to draw poetically on the dark side of humanity for their inspiration.

The National Review sees it as another sign of the flawed character of the poor.

Related in Stamm's spare, reticent prose, Alex's inability to be honest with Sonia and his mistreatment of Ivona appear less as evidence of a flawed character than as documentation of the larger conflict between desire and reality.

Unlike a physical ailment, psychological problems are often regarded as a sign of a flawed character, weakness or a lack of self-control.

"He's the kind of brilliant, flawed character that Shakespeare would have relished writing about, and storytellers of all kinds will be fashioning and re-fashioning the mythology of the digital revolution for generations to come," he said.