Sentence examples for one small flaw from inspiring English sources

There is arguably one small flaw, which is: a) perhaps a very personal one; and b) probably the same reason that Clone Wars underwhelmed – a lack of familiarity with the source material.

There's one small flaw with the plan: it won't work.

At that depth, with a water pressure of 6,000 pounds per square inch, "one small flaw in the vessel's superstructure would mean instant death for all on board".

There was one small flaw in this argument, though.

In which case I won't ruin it by revealing any top-secret plot twists, like the imperial weapon‑shield with one small fatal flaw; the return of a bullish, roided-up Darth Vader; or the usual mawkish family stuff that can only be resolved by the violent death of a male parent.

His book has only one small but annoying flaw: a tin ear for dialect, but an insistence on using it.

The small flaw gave her humanity, and in "The Zoo Story" the lack of definition of the one character adds clarity to the other.

But this is a small flaw.

At the very end – one small act of compassion was enough to plant the slightest notion of mercy in the young Davros that would leave his Daleks with that tiniest of design flaws.

Take that as just one small indication of how difficult it will be to get rid of the deeply ingrained idea that the United States, despite its flaws, is an unquestionable force for good in the world.

On the second test drive, you're looking for small flaws, say rips in the seats or odd noises that could indicate quality problems with the one car you're going to buy.