Sentence examples for somehow flawed from inspiring English sources

"When I was having a particularly tough time, I felt it could be evidence that our genes were somehow flawed.

For us to find tragic inevitability in the ending of "Secret Love," as opposed to mere deflating happenstance, we must accept that Jake and Nisa are somehow flawed in a way we never see, or simply accept the hackneyed idea that the virus of racism, moving as invisibly as destiny, has conquered again.

It may mean that the study approach and design is somehow flawed.

People assume that you're somehow flawed if you go to business school".

Rather, it was that 'stepping over', or being out ahead of oneself, suggested that Being, as Heidegger understood it, was finite or somehow flawed.

i.e. the first one was somehow flawed.

And no one has ever suggested that it is somehow inherently flawed.

It is a totally unpredictable, topsy-turvy place, somehow beautifully flawed.

Being Gay Is BeauTheul in Berlin.

The use of antiseptics and disinfectants for the treatment of BV has been poorly studied and most studies are somehow methodologically flawed.

It may be concluded that the use of antiseptics and disinfectants for the treatment of BV has been poorly studied and that most studies that did address the subject are somehow methodologically flawed.