Sentence examples for entirely imperfect from inspiring English sources
As unhinged as a rum-sodden buccaneer, entirely imperfect and yet charming in its flawed excess, the old tub may have wind in her sails yet.
Upon the whole, I consider it entirely imperfect.
Although lizards are much closer to humans, genetically speaking, than salamanders or zebrafish, the new tail is imperfect, composed entirely of cartilage and no bone.
"L for Leisure" is an imperfect, not entirely fulfilled project, but it's a brilliant one, which, with its quietly vast ambitions, comes closer to the absolute than do many far more polished and accomplished films.
Imperfect, not entirely in love, but together.
Only in December did my bone marrow perk up, my ulcer heal and the H. pylori admit defeat … As a properly guilty Scot, it's hardly surprising that I would feel my imperfect health was entirely my fault.
As a properly guilty Scot, I am more than willing to accept responsibility for the inadequacies of the Versailles Treaty, the burning of the library at Alexandria and Ed Miliband's suits – well, maybe not the suits – so it's hardly surprising that I would feel my imperfect health was entirely my fault.
gave his opening remarks entirely in Spanish -- with imperfect pronunciation -- to make the point that the country has always been a multilingual one.
Pine et. al. also argued that risk-adjustment based entirely on administrative data is imperfect because these data do not discriminate between comorbidities and complications, and the limited numbers of secondary diagnoses within the data may not properly reflect the sickest patients [ 16].
