Sentence examples for something flawed from inspiring English sources

There is something flawed in that".

Or something flawed but fascinating like "Treme"?

A schoolteacher who once dreamed of being an architect, Kate is sure she's found the ideal project to poke in the eye of her perfectionist father: "I want to stare hard at something flawed and love it anyway".

Now a fledgling charity, the Body Dysmorphic Disorder Foundation, hopes to raise awareness of the obsessive anxiety condition that leaves people convinced there is something flawed or "ugly" about their looks.

Accurate education must establish the premise that cultures and races other than the dominant are full and complete and are not something flawed or of lesser value than dominant culture or race.

That there is something deeply flawed with this version of human improvement ought to obvious.

That tells you there's something deeply flawed about the national conversation.

There is also something deeply flawed in a vision of leaving women to deal with abuse by pulling a gun on their partners.

The Skywalk has recently come under the shadow of various legal squabbles between the tribe and the developer, but there also may be something inherently flawed in the concept.

"These latest [food price] figures prove yet again that there is something fundamentally flawed in the way we produce and distribute food around the world," said Hannah Stoddart, Oxfam's head of economic justice policy.

Squeezed by cuddly Conservatives on one side and a Labour government at least rhetorically more sensitive to its supporters' feelings on the other, the political space left to the Lib Dems would shrink.There always seemed something slightly flawed in this clever-clogs analysis.