Sentence examples for sadly flawed from inspiring English sources
The answer delivered by this completely engrossing yet sadly flawed exhibition is: deeply, madly, truly.
Hardly enough to raise an eyebrow in our sadly flawed world.
In "A Postscript to a Sociological Utopian" (1989), he wrote, "In C. Wright Mills I was dealing with a sadly flawed individual, a human being who had biased attitudes on many issues, including minorities, Jews, women, and especially blacks".
For all its well-intentioned rhetoric, President Obama's speech was, sadly, conceptually flawed, empirically challenged, and politically blind to the daily realities that drive hundreds of millions of Muslims to increasing despair.
Sadly, the advice is flawed, because it doesn't distinguish between networking and building a network.
Sadly and ironically, these "flawed" clients are often decent and likeable folks suffering from a negative self-image based on messages received in childhood that shaped their views of self and world.
But the tale is dark and ends sadly, and the consensus has been that the book by Mr. Herman's frequent collaborator, Michael Stewart, was fatally flawed.
Sadly, this brighter future is unlikely to be reached any time soon, for the transitional process is fatally flawed.
Sadly, a string of embarrassing indiscretions involving citizens' personal data have reminded Britons that, in the real world, governments are flawed.
