Sentence examples for worst flaw from inspiring English sources
Boog's worst flaw, though, is that he disrespects Girl.
Miscasting, however, isn't the worst flaw in "Dark Tide," directed by John Stockwell ("Into the Blue," "Blue Crush").
"The worst flaw of 'Willard' is a clunky tone-deaf screenplay," Mr. Holden wrote in The Times.
The worst flaw in the Finance Committee's bill is its failure to address the way that providers of health care are paid.
The worst flaw of "Willard" is a clunky tone-deaf screenplay based on Gilbert Ralston's original and updated by the director.
That's not the worst flaw for a first play; it will be worth paying attention to what Mr. Hassman writes next.
Her friends went through changes, too, often upon being confronted with their worst flaws — Charlotte's superficiality, Miranda's caustic tongue, Samantha's refusal to be vulnerable.
No single reaction is possible: the work manages to exhibit both MacMillan's worst flaws of construction and his unmistakable gifts for dramatic seriousness.
He also has fixed some of the worst flaws of Mr. Bush's tribunals, including their use of evidence obtained through abuse and torture.
In a bid to redeem a body which sceptics had called irredeemable, it announced its intention to seek one of the 47 seats on the United Nations Human Rights Council.The council was established in 2006 in the hope that a new structure would avoid the worst flaws of its predecessor, the Human Rights Commission, where notorious dictatorships seemed to do most of the talking.
WORST: Flaws in the data: The auto risk evaluator asks you to enter your zip code and car model.
