Sentence examples for how imperfect it is from inspiring English sources

I had never felt so proud about myself, my sexuality and my body, no matter how imperfect it is.

And once people had the addictive taste of the democratic sphere, no matter how imperfect it is, you simply can't get them to accept to be ruled by a police state again.

Telling you everything about my life, and how imperfect it's been.

Obviously we are "pro" this even in theory but the secret slumber party thing of it is that as unflattering as it's supposed to be, I guess, like, how imperfect, it's sooo the fuck sexier.

The fact that Rami Malek's performance cannot save this film is a testament to how imperfect it truly is, because Malek himself is near-perfect as the rock 'n' roll legend.

I understood it's not that I'm 36 and think my body is perfect, it's that I know how imperfect I am, and I love myself for it.

Since there's no transit, we know the alignment cannot be exactly perfect, but how imperfect is it?

We don't want to know how badly we are doing, how imperfect our reputation is, and how far we are from truly valuable achievement".

The reissue isn't faultless – many of the extra tracks are appalling quality, and The Hudson Line still jars – but that just heightens its sense of how imperfect life is.

I'm obsessed with memory, in part because I recognise how imperfect mine is.

Verghese, too, writes of the importance of fallibility, of how imperfect thinking is not only inevitable, but also the engine of medicine's advancement.