Sentence examples for was very flawed from inspiring English sources

I do think politically he was very flawed.

A spokesman for the opposition parties said they had concluded that the election "was very flawed and the figures declared are very, very spurious".

That has not always been so, but it has been sometimes: the city elected John V. Lindsay, and though his mayoralty was very flawed, he got us through the tumultuous 1960's without the kind of rioting that crippled other cities.

"It was very flawed," said Gloria Gilman, 59, a lawyer from the Mount Airy section of the city.

He argued that the system he operated in was very flawed, describing it as "a nasty little system, the SEN system".

The way they did it was very flawed, as it helped the banks much more than the economy.

Yet when Capra's films are flawed, they can be very flawed indeed.

According to Taylonn, Jr.,'s attorney, Patrick J. Brackley, the murder case is "very flawed".

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.