Sentence examples for had imperfections from inspiring English sources

"Tristes Tropiques" is not a perfect work, and Mr. Lévi-Strauss had imperfections of his own, some acknowledged, some not.

The group added that the clinical trials evaluating mammography had imperfections, leading it to regard the evidence as "fair" rather than "good".

Of course, I knew in my own heart, even in those days, that any song I wrote had imperfections, but I was eager to play it so somebody in a parlor would say my words were wonderful.

Some of the tourists, earnest in their effort to pay respect, did not notice that the books had imperfections, that they were the 9/11 version of a knockoff handbag.

In an emailed statement Tuesday, Carr spokeswoman Emily York said some of the glass has had "imperfections". She said the company plans to install street-level canopies by this spring as "an additional precaution," even though its glass consultants have said the "risk of any ongoing glass breaks declines significantly with time". The building opened in 2014.

But in retrospect, Whedon thought the film had "imperfections".

This paragon has imperfections.

Critics will point out the rankings have imperfections.

Each individual synapse and each individual neuron have imperfections, but together, everything works.

But to his opponents, merely accepting that America has imperfections seems to qualify as heresy.

Before this I felt quite positive about myself; everyone has imperfections, right?