Sentence examples for deeply imperfect from inspiring English sources

All the characters (especially Toad) are endearing, but deeply imperfect.

But the new California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, established by the measure, will remain a deeply imperfect solution.

DS: I'm not, I'm just trying to point out that this deeply imperfect world has nevertheless delivered very important changes.

But, as with other deeply imperfect and insufficiently effective international bodies, it is a mistake to make the best the enemy of the good.

Just this month, a significant (though deeply imperfect) climate change bill got more votes on the floor of the Senate than any comparable bill has in the past.

It's not likely that people will go to the polls in November and vote Democratic because the House, although still deeply, deeply imperfect, is run with a higher ethical standard than it was before Pelosi got control.

Nonetheless politics is a deeply problematic and imperfect business.

God knows that I am a deeply flawed and imperfect person.

It is deeply flawed and highly imperfect.

Mr. Helfgott's promoters have hailed his performances as deeply communicative, if admittedly imperfect.

It may be an imperfect and deeply unfair place, but it's still a party.