Sentence examples for supposed defects from inspiring English sources

The House Republicans, taking advantage of the coming summer recess, have started a series of "town-hall" hearings on the supposed defects of the Senate bill.

For instance, he chastises Kafka for Rossmann's supposed defects: "It is a mark of Kafka's own immaturity that he allows Karl to be constantly seduced and abused, never to act as seducer or abuser".

The proof, TUAW asserts, comes from a Bing cache, which shows a live thread from June 12 in which customers link to the Consumer Reports review and debate the iPhone 4's supposed "defects".

The supposed defect is used to block the propagation of target wave in the network, and the condition for spiral wave emergence is investigated in a numerical way.

Tolkien notes that Ker's opinion had been a powerful influence in favour of a paradoxical contrast between the poem's supposed defect in speaking of monsters, and (in Tolkien's words) its agreed "dignity, loftiness in converse, and well-wrought finish".

In its original form, the headline over its story about the supposed defection of Baroness Warsi from the Brexit camp to the Remain side read: "Brexit camp in turmoil as leading Tory defects".

Chelsea made Monaco look fragile before the interval, even if the credit was due more to their own performance than to any supposed character defect in Deschamps's side.

Contrary to the distribution of defects in the ZnO QW with different LWs as indicated in the above analysis, we suppose that defects, impurities, and composition fluctuation in the barrier layers are the dominant scatters.