Sentence examples for pretty flawed from inspiring English sources

"We found it to be pretty flawed," he said.

But it's pretty flawed, for the reason you cite and others.

During their time, prosecutors conceded that McNamee is "pretty flawed" and "a drug dealer," but asked jurors why Clemens would work with a man like that when he could have worked with any doctor he wanted.

5 psychological studies that require a second look (Todd Kashdan) The confessions of a psychology researcher about his ability, over the past ten years, to publish some pretty flawed research.

It is also a pretty flawed prism through which to judge who should be criminalised when party politics, both governing and opposing, bets its political existence on selling us a gut-wrenchingly immoral and illegal war.

"It was a bit like what you saw in The Sweeney: working-class guys who were pretty flawed, and had dubious ways of getting things done, but were heroic - almost in spite of themselves.

Two other GOP incumbents, in Oregon and Minnesota, have long been considered endangered, although they are fortunate to have somewhat flawed Democratic opponents, including comedian Al Franken, a pretty tough sell for Senator regardless of his actual capability.

Had the South Korea-based company known, they probably would have mentioned that the evidence Apple used to get the import ban (pictured at left) was pretty seriously flawed.

Pretty in a flawed, accessible way.

And repeatedly I've written about characters who are deeply flawed and pretty much the opposite of role models.

"Frankly," Mr. Hatch said, "the fact that the exchanges are such a mess is pretty emblematic of how flawed the president's health law is — with states having to bear the brunt".