Sentence examples for work flawed from inspiring English sources

He considered it a "fascinating reappraisal of the original work, flawed only by a lack of narrative dynamic".

Australia's Department of Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts carefully reviewed the study, finding the lab work flawed, and recommending no change to its conclusion that atrazine is safe as used.

Powerful work, flawed people, tragic resolution #adlfest March 6, 2014 Jamie Wright (@JamieWrites) John Waters, unsurprisingly, was absolutely brilliant.

In fact, by Off Off standards, the festival made quite a good showing, both in terms of casting and of the overall level of the works, flawed though many of them were.

Anyone can afford to find (as I do) several of the 19 individual works flawed or negligible, because there remain the central classics of the repertory, from "Aureole" (1962) to "Promethean Fire" (2002).

Scientists have long criticised Soon's work as flawed.

He, or indeed she, is a figure that features heavily in Anderson's work, endearingly flawed and aesthetically pleasing.

Pinchas: But the core of all your work is flawed by a heavy-handed party message that has nothing to do with the people about whom you write.

The censors that used to come before would come watch a play and keep their distance, as if the entire work was flawed".

The original test to see if people are fit to work is flawed – it's literally 'can you move your right and left leg?

Some of his most enjoyable work is flawed -- like his best known movie, the extravagantly romantic "Breaking the Waves" -- but it hardly matters.