Sentence examples for tragically flawed from inspiring English sources
That idea is inherently, and tragically, flawed.
And while others can live with the success, Loiseau could not because he was tragically flawed.
The heroes and heroines of imaginative literature need not be tragically flawed, but they ought to be tarter, more capable of imperfection, than this.
This is a tragically flawed premise, and it is time we abandoned it and made the shift to a third era: customer-driven capitalism.
"I was interested in how Warhol used the people around him as artworks," Ms. Coleman said, "and how tragically flawed he was".
The Eagles are 1-3, and they are so tragically flawed, so bumbling and inept at football basics, that they are easy prey for those who choose to mock the latest so-called Dream Team.
Instead of our lead women being inherently captivating, with jokes that were refreshingly honest and that illuminated the female experience, these new female characters were tragically and theatrically flawed, and this was what made them "funny".
As events in that troubled country make tragically clear, the analogy is flawed because it compares institutions in very different political contexts.
Reprints Related items Youth unemployment: Labour’s flawed record Jul 10th 2008 Knife crime: Tragically hipMay 29th 2008 Crime and immigration: Not guiltyApr 17th 2008It is tempting to say it was ever thus, summoning Caesar or Chaucer to prove it.
