Sentence examples for be imperfections from inspiring English sources
noun
Those qualities or features that are imperfect; the characteristic, state, or quality of being imperfect.
- You can accept your imperfection or try to improve.
Or they may be imperfections that warn of eventual decay, as in the waviness of old glass windowpanes, which reminds us that glass is a liquid.
London mayor Boris Johnson admitted today that there would be "imperfections and things going wrong" as the capital coped with the Olympics.
The mayor of London said there would be "imperfections and things going wrong" as the capital coped with the "ginormous" task of staging the Games.
They may be imperfections that record the presence of a human hand in its making or in its use, like the old plaster wall that has "an almost imperceptible wave to it".
"I think we are in the stage now of pre-curtain-up jitters and you would expect the media, quite properly, to be focusing on all the areas where people feel there may be imperfections or things we need to nail down and clearly transport and security have always been the big question marks.
The intention of our 'Love Your Imperfections' campaign is to focus on the quirks and idiosyncrasies that people wrongly perceive to be imperfections – this can include freckles, a feature that is sometimes seen as an imperfection by people who have them.
There were imperfections.
With every division there are imperfections.
Occasionally, there are imperfections, called mutations, in gene replication.
Many of what Woolf thought were imperfections are in fact strengths.
DETROIT — There are imperfections to Joba Chamberlain as a starter, which should not be a surprise.
