Sentence examples for subtle flaw from inspiring English sources

Even the most subtle flaw in a crop, the presence of a green berry in a pint, or a faintly darker cast to the lot, will influence the price.

Google told CloudFlare that it found a "subtle flaw affecting not 2-step verification itself, but the account recovery flow for some accounts.

Even in these circumstances, it is arguable that one might acquire further evidence which would render one unjustified in believing p: say, the testimony of expert mathematicians to the effect that one's proof for p harbors some subtle flaw which one lacks the sophistication to detect.

For every subtle flaw we endure a subtle loveliness we can turn to.

Unfortunately, there is a serious but subtle flaw with this approach.

If reporters could see these subtle flaws, they wouldn't be championing the undrafted Blount as a rookie of the year candidate.

But for Van Horn, it may have had its roots in a darkened video room, with Jim Lynam, an assistant coach, showing the third-year forward the subtle flaws in his game.

Among the most tantalizing: whether a mother's diet and cholesterol metabolism play some role in determining the severity of the human birth defect, which can range from a subtle flaw--one upper incisor instead of two--to cyclopia.

Touring the Bloomberg building's lobby, he disparages the contractors for subtle flaws in the floor's herringbone stonework.

Extrapolated further, we can say it is the minor imperfections and subtle flaws of the human operator that imbue us with something special, something warm and alive — something analogue.

One of the grave but more subtle flaws in the CBO projections is that they are not "stock flow consistent".