Sentence examples for that are flawed from inspiring English sources

As for their characteristics — they are eco-conscious; they take their cues from nature so they are willing to accept products that are flawed but authentic rather than slickly produced and inauthentic.

Indeed, Shaftesbury thought that most people have upbringings that are flawed enough to prevent them from ever becoming fully natural.

However, this approach runs the risk of scenarios being developed that are flawed by policy interest or futurists' pre-existing understanding of a topic.

For Pisano, biotech is dominated by organizational structures and business models that are flawed and 'has always been an industry in search of a business model that works.' In particular, the majority of biotech firms never turn a profit and never survive more than a few years.

Make no mistake, it has some areas that are flawed, most notably the delicate tabs in the slide tray.

She's less about seeming cool or brilliant (showing off) than about being honest and human -- by human we mean being honest about the parts of her that are flawed and weak and not always on point.

It was the process that was flawed.

In fact, it is Cruz's methodology that is flawed.

"It's the structure that's flawed," he says.

"There's an idea of Mourinho that's flawed.

It was its economic strategy that was flawed.