Sentence examples similar to thought flawed from inspiring English sources

No, I think flaws are really important.

But Mr. Nadler said he had other issues with the plan as well, including that he felt it was coercive and could force members to vote for legislation they thought was flawed.

"Their argument is based on a single premise, which I think is flawed," he said.

Finally, homeowners will continue each year to get tax bills in New York City in which there appears to be no rational connection between what the house is worth on the open market -- based on neighborhood sales -- and what the city assigns to the house as its assessed value, a result of a law that Ms. Stark also has said she thinks is flawed.

Glass admired Lithgow's performance but thought the play flawed.

Trollope thought Orley Farm was flawed because it reveals the truth of the matter too early.

He said the Information Commissioner could challenge the the decision if he thought it was flawed.

Blabbermouths Don Kaye thought that "while flawed", Christ Illusion "proves that the band still has a few tricks up its sleeve and one very potent weapon behind the kit".

This system was used until 1984, but was thought of as flawed because the second-worst team would never have the ability to win the No. 1 overall pick if it was in the same division as the worst team.

"While American democracy is imperfect, few outside the majority of this court would have thought its flaws included a dearth of corporate money in politics," said Justice John Paul Stevens.

"While American democracy is imperfect," he said, "few outside the majority of this Court would have thought its flaws included a dearth of corporate money in politics".