Sentence examples for tangible flaw from inspiring English sources
Women of all shapes and sizes believe they have some sort of a tangible flaw that renders them unattractive, undesirable and therefore unworthy.
His comprehensive history of the measure and its uses, which is written in a prose style that alternates between book-reportese and high Molotov outrage, compares G.D.P. to any number of villains in order to make tangible the number's many flaws.
The internet can offer faster, relevant news and information, it can provide a multimedia experience on demand, but it cannot provide you with something tangible – and that is the fatal flaw.
Herein lies the character's and show's flaw; the lack of something tangible to hang on to means that some of his charges will not be able to join him in the spirit of his aimless wanderings.
"Everything tangible is gone.
"Dinner is something tangible.
Unless they achieve some tangible early results, they risk losing the support of Colombians at large, no matter how war-weary.Changes neededTo prevent that, two big flaws in the design of the talks need to be corrected.
Others are more tangible.
