Sentence examples for quite flawed from inspiring English sources

And yet I'm advocating something that's quite flawed, and that's difficult, no question about it.

But I also began to realise that some of the great leaders in history, whether it's Kennedy or Clinton or General Petraeus, were all personally quite flawed.

"Tor as a concept is quite flawed," he said.

O'Malley added that he is amenable to expanding the state's still-new -- and, some say, quite flawed -- medical marijuana program.

Sigmund Freud first brought that out publicly but Freud's studies were quite flawed because he studied six people, so that's a really small study.

A high school social studies teacher, he put Jefferson in historical context, but mostly he explained that great men were often also quite flawed.

(None of this went uncontested, of course, and there is a bounty of evidence to suggest that Modi and his party have flaws — and flawed records — quite similar to those of the leaders whom they will now replace).

I'm human and flawed; quite imperfect, but thanks inspiration in the Old and New Testaments and family, I have the power to rise up after any fall.

The global system of economic rules and institutions which has become established over the last three decades is fundamentally flawed and quite incapable of delivering global justice or meeting environmental imperatives.

Ms. Rowling quite consciously makes Dumbledore a flawed, more human wizard than these models, but now goes too far.

This is an exhausting book, jumping with ideas, and flawed only in not quite having the courage of its author's brilliant imagination.