Sentence examples similar to unusually flawed from inspiring English sources

She called it a "flawed yet unusually affecting episode".

Instead, the Clinton administration first endorsed, then backed away from, an unusually bold O.A.S. judgment that the election was flawed.

El Salvador's government originally issued the unusually critical report last August, but withdrew it from circulation the next day, saying it was technically flawed.

Albeit flawed.

Mark Kamine, the show's location manager, says he thinks viewers feel unusually close to the show because much of it is shot in the real world, rather than in a studio, and because the characters are flawed in recognizable ways.

Very flawed.

Flawed, perhaps?

They're flawed.

Its design is flawed.

His analogy is flawed.

The manuscript remained flawed.