Sentence examples for tremendously flawed from inspiring English sources
Still, Bair has presented a balanced, full-blooded portrait of a tremendously flawed and divisive figure.
Our critic, Robert S. Boynton, called this a "balanced, full-blooded portrait of a tremendously flawed and divisive figure".
As Chase Stuart wrote at his site, Football Perspective, "There is a large gap between the 'haves' and 'have-nots' in the AFC, and the three teams straddling the border — Baltimore, Pittsburgh, and Indianapolis — are tremendously flawed".
At first glance, the roster Reid and his cronies have put together seems so tremendously flawed, it appears unfathomable that a simple change in basic play-calling philosophy would make enough of a difference.
Human beings are tremendously flawed creatures capable of doing terrible, unspeakable things to each other, but do I want to live my entire life resigned to accepting the limits of our collective potential being defined by the worst of us?
The arresting beauty of Ian McKellen has never been shown to better advantage than in this movie – a tremendously acted, but flawed and muddled riff on the theme of Sherlock Holmes.
This is a tremendously dated shooter whose multiplayer component, while undeniably more fun than its solo campaign, is still extremely flawed.
Is intelligence inherently flawed?
"That's fundamentally flawed".
