Sentence examples similar to vision flaw from inspiring English sources

But the vision is flawed.

The Owen-Prior vision is flawed both intellectually and politically: a telling start to the post-euro British debate that will now unfold.

But these seductive male visions are flawed by the suggestion in the show's sardonic title, "Hunting and Fishing," of women as wild game.

If Peter Singer has X-ray vision for ethical flaws, he restrains his reaction to an ironic smile.

At the end of the day, Accounts leaves me wondering if the big-picture vision is ultimately flawed.

It was an alluring vision, but gravely flawed.

You only have to gaze upon Herbert Draper's masterpiece "Ulysses and the Sirens", which takes pride of place in the city's art gallery, to understand the ideal that underwrites Hull's historic (and flawed) vision of its men.

The baser instincts tend to win out in Mr. Tresnjak's vision, which accentuates the flaws in even the ostensibly good characters.

Now, with nobody even formally charged, it is bowing to criticism that its vision of justice was flawed.Some opposition politicians have accused the government of waging a vendetta.

His vision may have been flawed, but it convinced CBS to mount its first live drama in 39 years and attracted a cadre of fine actors, the writer Walter Bernstein (author of the 1964 movie script) and the film director Stephen Frears ("High Fidelity," "The Grifters").

Hamilton is about revolution and conflict and sacrifice and flaws and vision.