Sentence examples similar to equally imperfect as from inspiring English sources

Legislating is as imperfect as anything else in this world.

Its democratic institutions – as imperfect as Britain's – are moving it on.

As imperfect as he may be, he has been like family to me".

Yet the whole system, as imperfect as it already is, breaks down in terrorism-related cases.

"As imperfect as he may be, he has been like family to me," Mr. Obama said.

As "imperfect" as it was, the deal they had reached was the best possible.

As imperfect as their home was, it was safe.

It is about as imperfect as you can get.

As imperfect as Olga is, even our most beloved mothers can be flawed.

Crime maps based on such statistics are equally complex and equally imperfect.

British justice might seem equally imperfect and biased in favour of the wealthiest defendants, but without the barbarity of the death penalty.