Sentence examples for sole flaw from inspiring English sources
That was not the sole flaw.
McNamara also says "Olivia Pope is not just the ultimate fixer, she also manages to work only on the side of the angels," although she has the sole flaw of loving the married president.
It is questionable whether the technique of CDI with its flaws is the sole cause for these varying results.
Therein lies the glaring flaw in touting megapixels as the sole indicator of a camera's worth; the pictures the Memoir takes are plenty big (resolution wise) – but aren't particularly amazing looking outside of brightly lit environments.
Moyes, left brutally exposed, was the sole public symbol of a regime ridden with flaws.
Texas is certainly Republican, but the idea that Austin is sole source of progressive politics in Texas is flawed.
In the era of multi-resistant pathogens, focusing hospital resources on a single antibiotic-resistant pathogen as a sole approach to infection control is criticized as inherently flawed [ 6].
Usually, only a small fraction of the administered drug reaches its intended location and because of this, the standard approach of determining PK in the blood or plasma as the sole measure of in vivo behavior of nanoparticles may be inherently flawed.
All the bad stuff — personal sins, flaws, nasty tempers — gets folded into the messiness of genius; genius becomes someone's sole reason for having been.
The Bush administration has concluded that Mr. Aristide, however flawed he may be, is the only legitimately elected leader in Haiti, and perhaps the sole remaining source of stability.
