Sentence examples for imperfect art from inspiring English sources

Such a relationship could be explained by interactions of several effects, such as health workers improving their skills in explaining the functioning of ART over time, patients increasingly seeking out alternative sources of information on treating HIV infection as they develop unpleasant side effects on ART, and increased drop-out of patients with imperfect ART knowledge.

Leadership is an inherently imperfect art and an always precarious high-wire act.

This is from "The Imperfect Art: Reflections on Jazz and Modern Culture" by Ted Gioia (Oxford University, paper).

While horticulture may be a science, home food storage definitely can carry the stench of an imperfect art.

In addition to being an imperfect art, which those who know you best haven't mastered, it is an inexact science.

Next month Maitlis will launch her book Airhead on "the imperfect art of making news", which promises a behind-the-scenes account of Newsnight.

Acting is such a personal, imperfect kind of art".

Picking a financial adviser is the imperfect storm of art and science.

"As the title suggests, 'Atonement' is fundamentally about guilt and the attempt to overcome it, and about the tricky, tragically imperfect power of art to compensate for real-life crimes and misdemeanors".

As the title suggests, "Atonement" is fundamentally about guilt and the attempt to overcome it, and about the tricky, tragically imperfect power of art to compensate for real-life crimes and misdemeanors.

Six books I love or would love to teach: 1) Laughter in the Dark by Vladimir Nabokov This is a great book for writing students because it's what I consider a transition work; you can see Nabokov developing, in an imperfect form, the art that would appear in later work as full-blown genius.