Sentence examples for whatever their flaws from inspiring English sources

Whatever their flaws, minimum wages are here to stay.

(And one hopes that, whatever their flaws, we are).

Onscreen, he tended to play authority figures who, whatever their flaws, were in control.

Whatever their flaws, these men were more independent than their counterparts today.

Whatever their flaws, none of the people in this writer's world are ashamed to tell the truth.

Whatever their flaws, they both appealed to people like Sir Ian, thoughtful and kindly disposed with lively, open minds.

Some have been concerned by his populist contempt for institutions, such as Parliament, which, whatever their evident flaws, are none the less elected.

The Clintons understand economic messaging, whatever their other flaws.

Whatever their relative charms and flaws, and despite the seeming variety of their subjects, Mr. Herzog's forays into nonfiction film have one thing in common: they make most documentaries look bad.

And I always tell them to go with the console they want to buy deep down in their gut, because whatever its flaws, you'll make it work because you want to make it work.

Yet Republicans supported him anyway, many of them because they knew that whatever his flaws and blunders, he would advance their agenda.