unflawed

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• Roger Goodell has shown plenty of flawed judgment over his 15-odd years as NFL commissioner, but if ever a leader deserves credit for rising to a crisis and putting on this implausibly successful season, he does.

• She was optimistic about Putin until 2008, she says, when a vote that the Council of Europe deemed flawed put Putin-backed candidate Dmitry Medvedev, then-First Deputy Prime Minister, in the President’s seat.

• The show is famous for nominating a mix of acclaimed and seriously flawed programming, prompting many eye rolls on social media and around the entertainment industry.

• I know he did things wrong, which does not … I’m not excusing anything because he’s a deeply flawed man, but that’s OK too.

• Numerous public health experts condemned the research as both flawed and dangerous.

• This is not because of bad leaders, or polarized politics, but because of a governing structure that is fatally flawed.

• On the other end of the spectrum, there lies an artist like Lena Dunham, who engages in a flaunting of the flawed self.

• The masterpiece is huge, but structurally flawed and terribly vulnerable to seismic activity.

• Despite the actions of a flawed few, it is arguably the finest professional police force in the world.

• Islands overrun by flawed people, both indigenous and imperialist.

• Toward noon the wind flawed for half an hour, then dropped altogether.

• A calm had fallen, as it does between trades in this flawed belt, an absolute calm.

• He knew that the change was due when the southeast trade begins to harden through this flawed belt of calms and cross winds.

• My flawed life has that to felicitate upon—that I have not spent it in fat lumps of writing, magazine tales and sex-novels.