Sentence examples for was actually flawed from inspiring English sources

Another clue, which received a few votes of approval, was actually flawed: in 'Being so makes car drive off, instinctively' (IN SE) the final word should have been 'intrinsically', which I keyed incorrectly and then failed to spot the error at proof stage.

In those documents it was revealed that the NSA formula was actually flawed and had been used by the agency to create a backdoor into encryption products.

However, 20th century treatments of the monocotyledonous plants recognized that this classification was actually flawed and Hemerocallis was placed in a separate family, Hemerocallidaceae (Dahlgren et al. 1985).

It's gotten harder than ever to find an imperfect heroine in a series who is actually flawed.

But in the very first programme, Jenkins revealed that the longstanding standard test for personality is actually flawed, coming, as it does, from a scientist simply reducing all the potentially suitable adjectives in the dictionary down to five.

I say it seems logical because its premise is actually flawed in a number of ways.

All characters are actually flawed, they have complicated personalities and behave unpredictably in situations of extreme stress, and the show is very much about this.

Another mentioned the need for education, by the publisher, for some editors: "All the series cares about is that the science is sound, that it is not actually flawed... we send that message out to our external expert editors, and sometimes we have conflict because the expert editors will say 'but this is a negative finding'... and we constantly reiterate that it doesn't matter".

She was flawed — actually flawed, in a way that resulted in real mistakes and real consequences.

But the Royal Military Police is actually structurally flawed from the very outset.

Interestingly, the effervescence commonly found in vinho verde was originally a result of fermentation that took place in the bottle, and was actually considered a flaw.