Sentence examples similar to an imperfect execution from inspiring English sources

I was recently struck by a new study released by Catalyst, titled "Good Intentions, Imperfect Execution?

Mr. Shirk had some interesting phrasing ideas in the finale, including an episodic approach to parts of the movement, but his imperfect execution inevitably got in his way.

He told me about the first night of spring season last year, which had been even worse: late dishes, skipped courses, imperfect execution.

We've had messier services". He told me about the first night of spring season last year, which had been even worse: late dishes, skipped courses, imperfect execution.

It was odd, actually, in some of the earlier works on display this season — notably, the 1981 "Gloria, Morriss's first big hit — to see the company perform, perfectly, maneuvers whose power once derived in part from their imperfect execution.

The reason behind these discords were laid on the imperfect execution of the reorganisation of the College in 1568 and the uncertainty over issue of granting arms to the new and emerging gentry of the era.

It's an imperfect film; it's somewhat chaotic and sometimes simply ordinary in its execution; but its loose ends suggest remarkable possibilities that are both science-fiction-like and yet utterly present at hand.

"Buck" is an imperfect documentary.

History is an imperfect guide.

He's an imperfect solution.

Rahm Emanuel is an imperfect contender.