Sentence examples for perceived flaw from inspiring English sources

If they have a facial structure like Markle's — and if, through probing questions, I am convinced that the request isn't a result of a morbid obsession with a perceived flaw, known as dysmorphia — it might be reasonable to discuss giving them the fullness of Markle's lips or some of the contours of her nose.

Misperceptions of one's appearance can also be manifested as body dysmorphic disorder, in which an individual magnifies the negative aspects of a perceived flaw to such a degree that the person shuns social settings or embarks compulsively upon a series of appearance-augmenting procedures, such as dermatological treatments and plastic surgery, in an attempt to remove the perceived defect.

Others who have profited from the tendency to turn a perceived flaw into a proud distinction include Ms. Paradis, who became the gap-toothed face of Chanel Rouge Coco, and Ms. Hutton, who unabashedly showed off her gap on the cover of Love magazine, the British fashion glossy that is edited (of course) by the gap-toothed superstylist Katie Grand.

The company said it was having problems finalizing transactions because of a perceived flaw in the Bitcoin protocol around "transaction malleability".

Make-up icon Bobbi Brown hopes you see more than any perceived flaw or imperfection.

How many times has your spouse pointed out a perceived flaw in you and you've replied with, "Oh, you're right.

It focused on two perceived flaws.

Some might bluntly identify for Jeff the perceived flaws in his proposals.

His perceived flaws were, under the right circumstances, an activist's virtues.

Even if their perceived flaws are not identical, they offer each other uncomfortable mirror images.

For all of the Phillies' perceived flaws, they have now won three straight road games — all against stingy N.L.