Sentence examples for every imperfect from inspiring English sources

Just as every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way, so, too, every imperfect democracy has institutional shortcomings all its own.

Nothing more perfect should be conceivable, as every imperfect thing belongs to another thing and needs to become perfect.

Every election is imperfect.

Every route appears imperfect, particularly in hindsight.

But incoming administration officials admit that every option is imperfect.

He seems to believe that our needs are too mercurial, and our compromises too imperfect; every relationship, romantic or otherwise, inevitably spirals toward the same stalemate.

It's not just professionalism that CGI stars offer: in Hollywood's culture of perfection, every ageing or imperfect actor is under threat from digital eugenics.

Now that I'm not blindsided by drama, there is something more polished to compare the not-so-good times against, and it shows up every kink, every scratch on the imperfect surface of the past.

"Try to parse superhuman skills, which I will definitely need because I'm imperfect in every way".

To be sure, as L'Heureux reminds us on nearly every page, people are imperfect, lacking in willpower, infirm in their beliefs, their lives cluttered and unfocused, their character traits largely impervious to change.

Because the tests are imperfect: for every woman who gets tested for genes associated with onset breast cancer, even more will falsely test positive, leading spooked patients into needless surgery or psychological trauma.