Sentence examples for perfectly flawed from inspiring English sources

So perhaps Night Watch is as close to perfection as Tekken: Dark Resurrection; it is almost perfectly flawed.

It's perfectly flawed, but I love my hair.

She says she is "a perfectly flawed Southern girl who dreams big and has stories to tell".

With its suggestion of what Trier calls "the incomparability of pain", the phrase "louder than bombs" perfectly sums up this flawed yet intriguingly off-kilter oddity, a quiet tale of battlefields at home and abroad that drew somewhat misleading comparison with Robert Redford's Ordinary People when it played in competition at Cannes last year.

Before this season, there was probably a perfectly decent, yet markedly flawed, reason why ESPN picked Tessitore for its lineup for this MNF reboot.

These perfectly nice ideas are always flawed, and while often gorgeous as a gift, soon prove unworkable in real life.

She is flawed, human and perfectly imperfect -- all of which are qualities that should be admired among both women in fiction and in reality.

If they are not done perfectly, the piece will be badly flawed and unusable.

Again, I'm perfectly open to a critique that says the standard models are so badly flawed that such a projection should not be relied upon, but that is not what the Gang of Four and Krugman do.

However, Cliff Chapman of Den of Geek felt that the episode's denouement was flawed by trying to "make out that Harriet Jones is awful for doing something perfectly reasonable".

All analogies between political elections and the Disney shareholder vote are deeply flawed, as shareholders who don't like management are more likely to simply sell their shares, which is perfectly proper, rather than stick around and fight.