Sentence examples for terrible flaw from inspiring English sources

Had Socrates exposed a terrible flaw in democracy?

Other than costing a large percentage of your student loan, your textbooks also tend to have the terrible flaw of having a large amount of words in them - all of which you have to read and comprehend.

He was a world leader at being a terrible leader, managing in four short years to reveal a terrible flaw in the imperial system (if you had a crazy emperor, there was only one way to get rid of them).

But his terrible flaw is that stump where his arm was: it isn't long before Dr Connors's work on lizards gets dodgy, and his face turns into a handbag.

In my case, with the particular events involving myself and ducks and so on, my problems, if you want to call them that, started when I got kind of turned around geographically — I've always had the crappiest sense of direction, it's a terrible flaw for someone in my occupation.

It's not a terrible flaw, but it could be slightly disconcerting if you're running around and suddenly find your band gone.

He has terrible, terrible flaws.

Episode twelve conclusively proved that what we've been listening to is not a murder mystery: it's a deep exploration of the concept of reasonable doubt, and therefore an exposé, if unwittingly so, of the terrible flaws in our justice system.

Hopefully the VUDU option will work a tad better when it drops in '09 'cause the ZvBox suffered from some terrible flaws.

McEwan's prose has a way of romanticizing certain characters even with all their terrible (and I really mean terrible) flaws, but not in a way that I would ever want to be able to relate to.

Then we massively lose confidence causing a "run on the bank": everyone wants out at the same time, sometimes causing chaos and the demise of social constructs that might have been running along quite smoothly despite terrible flaws.