Sentence examples for was somewhat flawed from inspiring English sources

This plan was somewhat flawed.

The study area we created last year was somewhat flawed on this score.

Putin thanked every speaker and, as he concluded the meeting, he admitted that Soviet patriotic education was somewhat flawed — excessively ideological, in his view — so he put more emphasis on the pre-Bolshevik experience.

Even the idea of "sea level" as a fixed measure is somewhat flawed.

However, Romney's comparison of his own investments -- primarily a blind trust that is worth up to $250 million -- to Obama's modest pension is somewhat flawed.

While all comparisons, metaphors, and analogies are bound to be somewhat flawed by definition, I'll offer one that works for me with the hope that it will be useful for some of you.

The layout is also somewhat flawed.

Although his musical taste had flaws and his acting was somewhat stiff, his natural musicianship and the charm of his voice held operatic audiences.

Its song was somewhat, somewhat erased.

"That was somewhat perplexing".

Lanvin was somewhat puzzling.