Sentence examples for what flawed from inspiring English sources

This is comforting and makes us feel good about ourselves, until we see what flawed human appetite really is like when it arrives in power.

If anything, his books are meditations what flawed people do with the power they have, or what underlings do when they get (or take) control.

Because what this flawed but compelling picture provides Spacey with is the opportunity to create a bona-fide American icon.

What a flawed system this is, when we rely so much on the mood swings and the temperament of one individual.

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Zimmerman's claim he acted in self-defence was accepted during what was a flawed police investigation into Martin's death.

They cited the firm's $400 million settlement in 1992 for what were considered flawed audits of financial institutions in the 1980's.

The university cleared Dr. Elton after a brief inquiry, but the integrity office played the one powerful card it holds: refusing to accept what it considers flawed or shoddy investigations.

The law, as impersonated, in both senses of the word, by the representatives of the Hudson Bay Company - in other words, an arm of grasping enterprise culture, rather than an impartial adjunct to it - is contingent and flawed; what there is instead is the intelligence of a couple of determined people.

There's no methodological disclosure, no quality standard and no way to know whether, or to what degree, the flawed data may be negatively affecting campaign results.

But what is most flawed about Mr. Galston's suggestion is the spirit of it.