Sentence examples for some of its flaws from inspiring English sources

Maybe great interior design can not only "make pretty" a particular structure, it can also remedy some of its flaws.

The Supreme Court-focussed "Radiolab" spinoff "More Perfect," now in its second season, takes the best parts of the "Radiolab" model — impressive reporting, endless curiosity, fascinating stories told well — and quietly curbs some of its flaws: performative naïveté, sound design so aggressive it makes you say uncle.

And some of its flaws tear at the very fabric that makes it unique.

Second, democracy is a flawed political system and meritocracy can help to remedy some of its flaws.

This report will, I hope, address some of its flaws".

To my mind, that pervasive lightness is one of the novel's virtues and helps conceal some of its flaws.

But after the legislature amended the law earlier this year — fixing some, but not all of its flaws — the court declined to continue the injunction against the amended version of the law.

For all of its flaws, Thor's never a bore.

In spite of its flaws, I love this country.

It took an emergency agreement brokered by John Kerry, America's secretary of state, to keep the process alive, but the deal is starting to show some of its inherent flaws.

The show never did resolve some of its basic flaws, most notably its recurring roundtable segments, which brought a group of panellists together to discuss the issues of the day.