Sentence examples for some of the flaws from inspiring English sources

Some of the flaws discovered are mind-bogglingly basic.

"We're asking for them to look at some of the flaws that exist in the regulations".

Let's hope that some of the flaws are fixed by the time "Die Walküre" arrives, in April.

The good news, though, is that some of the flaws in the marketplace of scientific ideas might be hidden strengths.

But he warned: "I have a feeling under the bonnet it still retains some of the flaws of its predecessor".

Assemblyman Sanders said the incident would prove instructive, even as it revealed some of the flaws in centralization.

Daniel Finkelstein points out some of the intellectual flaws in this approach at Comment Central.

Now the mayor is trying again with a new commission that has some of the same flaws, and some of the same members, as his earlier efforts.

He also has fixed some of the worst flaws of Mr. Bush's tribunals, including their use of evidence obtained through abuse and torture.

Imagine for a moment the vitriol of the New York Times as it recounted some of the known flaws in the prosecution case.

Yet if few of the old virtues were in evidence, some of the old flaws were recognisable in the way they conceded the game's only goal.