Sentence examples for with all its faults from inspiring English sources

"With all its faults it represents a non-parochial idea of India," she says.

It comes down to the U.S. With all its faults, financially enfeebled, morally tainted and militarily entangled as it is, only the White House has the power to browbeat and cajole an international consensus that could stop the fighting, even if that implies having the strength to say pretty please to Moscow, to guarantee security to the various factions.

And with all its faults, the union is still worth saving.

As the architectural historian Charles Jencks puts it, "with all its faults it still is the first to show that one can build with art, ornament and symbolism on a grand scale, and in a language the inhabitants understand". They may understand it, but whether they like it is a different question.

And yet, "after you work your way through the thing, with all its faults, it leaves a real impression — it gets to you".

With all its faults, it is the closest thing we have to a realisation of Churchill's dream of "a European court … before which cases of the violations of these rights … might be brought to the judgment of the civilised world".

Saddam Hussein was not allied with Al Qaeda; for all its faults, neither is the Iranian government.

History demonstrates that America is smitten with baseball, for all its faults.

While that balance was maintained, most people across Europe were content with the EU, for all its faults.

It has made possible the Europe we have today, with all its freedoms and all its faults.

Then there is the issue of how Trump will deal with the press, which, for all its faults, remains a bulwark of American democracy.