Sentence examples for seem flawed from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the performances of the actors seem flawed mostly by overenthusiasm.

"Often with actors, the very thing that makes them seem flawed in daily life makes them great performers".

"American Idol" matters not just as a pop culture phenomenon, but as an institution that works — with scary efficiency — at a time when so many other American enterprises seem flawed or imperiled.

On receiving the Royal Institute of British Architects Gold Medal, he said: "Looking back, I am bound to add that the achievements seem flawed and partial and the disappointments more or less total and unrelieved.

The chain of reasoning may seem flawed to some philosophers, and the belief in free will may seem naïve to the psychologists and neuroscientists who argue that we're driven by forces beyond our conscious control — an argument that Bill's lawyer might end up borrowing in court.

I've previously downplayed concerns that the GOP field is weak since challengers to an incumbent president usually seem flawed at this point in the election cycle.

But this methodology seems flawed.

The plan seems flawed, fundamentally".

But, he added, the whole system seems flawed.

And the criticism of central banking has always seemed flawed.

More important, the central concept of "The Arab Shi'a" seems flawed.