It is falling apart and half the pages are imperfectly held in place by sticky tape.
The denizens of the Volvo's front seat tried first to hate their attackers, then to forgive them, held each position imperfectly and briefly; so much hard discernment made them numb, and so they remained till Queens".
Make imperfectly, rather than nothing perfectly.
Burke certainly wanted to enhance freedom, but held that it is realised imperfectly in our institutions; pursuit of an abstract ideal may lose us what freedom we have.
However, instead of complaining that it's not fair for their side to be held to a higher standard, they should tout their adherence, however imperfectly, to some level of responsible, decent conduct.
But those who see only Moscow's hand behind the fighting in Ukraine must also acknowledge that the ceasefire in the east is largely holding, and that, slowly and imperfectly, the Minsk II agreement is being honoured.
But as long as the guerrillas were a formidable force, backed by North Vietnamese bases and garrisons in Cam bodia and Laos, the policy makers and military chiefs here doubted that Saigon could hold its own in an imperfectly controlled standstill.
Before the days of e-mail, it was occasionally possible to make out imperfectly deleted passages of a document by holding it up to a light.
Archbishops were required by the fourth Lateran Council (1215) to hold annual synods of provincial clergy, a ruling that although imperfectly observed probably contributed to some strengthening of discipline.
In any case, Good is certainly interpreted as holding the view that IP is required since belief is only imperfectly available to introspection.
