Sentence examples for really flawed from inspiring English sources

"The explanation that they're giving is really flawed," said Dr. Mark Kaminski, the co-director of the leukemia and lymphoma transplant program at the University of Michigan.

"Thinking about the best modern TV, the bar is really high, many of the characters we love to follow are not heroes, they're really flawed, they're borderline bad guys.

I think all these comparisons are really flawed.

"The way we collect the data is really flawed.

While both statements have merit, the real truth is that the system is not really flawed.

The Future of Digital Advertising Ophir thinks that the way people and brands currently advertise online is really flawed.

"I would rather see Twitter be a cork board of links to other more important things, because it's really sort of flawed from the beginning.

"I love that these huge glossy companies are revealed in these drawings for what they really are collections of flawed individuals just like you and me," Bailey says.

There is the Great Man, who is theoretically flawed, but really a primal truth-teller whom everyone should follow (or date).

A more relevant Japanese master, "in terms of a worldview I feel much closer to," he added, is Mikio Naruse, whose characters are usually more openly anguished: "His movies really understand that humans are flawed creatures, and he makes no judgment against them".

Or, perhaps, the plan was a good one (his super PAC raised a whopping $100 million before anyone else's campaign had even gotten their shoes tied, really), but the candidate was flawed.