Sentence examples for Some imperfections from inspiring English sources

Some imperfections render the fruit unfit for use in the ritual, when they are shaken in six directions while held with a lulav, palm fronds woven with myrtle and willow branches.

Some imperfections must have little effect: for fractions 9 13, 30 40% of the total signal can be accounted for by an HTT of 76.2 °C, far in excess of the expected proportion of pure helices of just 1 5%.

The foliage might have some imperfections to it.

While Mr. Camp's proposal has some imperfections, he should be commended for putting forward a smart piece of legislation.

"Expect some imperfections around seams and folds," Fresh Brewed Tees, who sells the shirt, warns on its Web site.

But while admitting to some imperfections, Mr. Aziz stressed that the tribes supported the demonstrations last year, civil rights and the peaceful succession of power.

There has to be some imperfection somewhere.

"You can show them a 100-carat yellow diamond that has some imperfection in purity or a 20-carat supervivid yellow flawless diamond.

Perhaps some fans were waiting for a glitch or a mistake or an awkward segue; some imperfection to prove that this was a real, live performance.

I was hoping it would all be less daunting if perhaps the copious hair might screen some imperfection when she did the decent thing and showed me the contents of her handbag.

Though there are management shortcomings in coal mines, there do still exist some imperfection in current technologies.