Sentence examples for yet flawed from inspiring English sources
Yet, flawed though its composition may be, the tent once it is up—should offer as democratic an expression of views as Iraq has witnessed for many decades.
Miss McDonald is the standout star of this enjoyable, yet flawed, musical outing.
It's a good read, with warm yet flawed characters, and it wears its historical research lightly.
We're expected to be a reflection of them, yet flawed white perception is never assuaged.
The bottom line is that professional athletes are beautiful yet flawed individuals just like you and me.
Which is sad ... ...... Adrian Denning said that the album contained the biggest misconception in going "Indie Kylie" and eventually concluded "So, a brave yet flawed album?
The answer delivered by this completely engrossing yet sadly flawed exhibition is: deeply, madly, truly.
And yet, as flawed and constricting as this format can feel, it still offers some extraordinary experiences.
I consider this anti-liberal form of theology to be justified to a large extent, yet also flawed.
And that is because Disney Epic Mickey is one of those enticing yet deeply flawed games that is a lot more fun to watch than to play.
Moody's and Fitch, the two main rival agencies, have for now given America the benefit of the doubt.AAAaaargh Yet as flawed a messenger as S&P is, its message should still be heeded.
