Sentence examples for so much flawed from inspiring English sources

The Ballad of Little Jo" is not so much flawed as it is unfinished.

There are no seats left". Within days it became obvious that this report was not so much flawed as wholly inaccurate.

His is a melancholy tale, beautifully written and meticulously researched — about a hero who was not so much flawed as indecisive, whose clout could never measure up to his lofty purpose.

Police violence and selective enforcement are not so much flaws in American criminal justice as they are integral features of it.

The writing and storytelling are utterly compelling, but so much is frustratingly flawed.

If death penalty cases, which receive so much scrutiny, are flawed, what about all the other the day-to-day dispositions meted out in assembly-line style by an overburdened criminal justice system?

Empowering to women, unthreatening to men, she is the sort of hero who is brought down to earth not so much by flaws as very relatable fears.

That was not so much because it was flawed as because African governments abandoned their commitments as soon as the going got tough.

And I earned them. "We put an unbelievable amount of ridiculous time-consuming pressure on women to care so much about their flaws they forget how truly beautiful they (you) are today.

We put an unbelievable amount of ridiculous time consuming pressure on women to care so much about their flaws they forget how truly beautiful they (you) are today.

For this, it is hard to place the blame anywhere but with the British Horseracing Authority, not so much for the actual rules, flawed though these undoubtedly are, but rather for the knuckleheaded timing of their introduction.