Sentence examples similar to very flaws from inspiring English sources
SAM BUTTREY Pacific Grove, Calif., Nov. 16, 2012 To the Editor: Whatever the merits of the historical case against the Electoral College, there are two very real flaws in the arguments for its abolition.
"Senator Sanders has been changing a lot of positions in the last 24 hours because when his plans and record come under scrutiny, their very real flaws get exposed," said spokesman Brian Fallon.
Our ability to reform the very real flaws within the EU would be gone.
I've lived a very, very flawed life.
I do think politically he was very flawed.
According to Taylonn, Jr.,'s attorney, Patrick J. Brackley, the murder case is "very flawed".
Yet when Capra's films are flawed, they can be very flawed indeed.
The towers, for all their symbolic importance, were very flawed as a work environment and as an urban environment.
Not every life merits it, or deserves that kind of exposure; most of us are very flawed.
Any process that can make BNP's dealings with Sudan look anything less than shameful must be very flawed indeed.
