Sentence examples for truly flawed from inspiring English sources

"This tells us the payroll number is truly flawed," Mr. Barbera said.

When a lovely innocent woman enters into his life, not ironically after a remarkable scene depicting Morel's marionettes in a performance of Faust, Morel recognizes how truly flawed he is.

"He was a flawed guy, a really flawed guy….

Taking us from his childhood stamp collection all the way up to his plans for the preservation of his current collection (he wants to leave it to his two daughters, now 13 and 17), King emerges by book's end a flawed but truly lovable eccentric — an "antimonk, carefully preserving and sustaining a vital darkness, heavy with various glues, through a forbidding period of enlightenment".

The truly incredible two-decade legacy of flawed autopsies and pro-prosecution testimony by Dr. Steven T. Hayne in Mississippi is a tragic and embarrassing chapter in the history of forensic science in the United States ("Mississippi Autopsies by Doctor in Question," news article, Jan . 8.

The move is a wise one, considering how flawed and broken Vista truly is.

It is but a short step from there to implementing reforms that would truly restore fans' faith in a gravely flawed system.

A winning Lions tour requires a clutch of truly world-class players, a workable gameplan, flawed opposition and a large dollop of luck.

"As we learn more, it's become clear that this one flawed study from McKinsey is truly an outlier," Nancy-Ann DeParle, an assistant to the president and deputy chief of staff, said in a blog post.

This simple observation may undermine the development of truly mutually beneficial programs, as it reinforces the flawed notion that the assistance of the Global North is required for developing health systems in the Global South.

While there is a demand for big ideas, flawed approaches fail to give space to truly out-of-the-box thinking.