Sentence examples for imperfect community from inspiring English sources

Goodman calls this problem "the difficulty of imperfect community".

Goodman shows in SA how using a mereological system can help to avoid the difficulty of imperfect community for a system built on a realist base (such as SA), as well as for a system built on a particularistic base (such as Der logische Aufbau der Welt).

As recent events around Ten Walls and Tanner Ross have shown, while we may be an imperfect community, we are also one that will not tolerate intolerance, at least not when it's overtly expressed.

It is that hiding which is the mum, and a person with such a mum cannot serve the Holy One, and cannot stand before an imperfect community pretending to be perfect.

What matters in the end is the process of interpretation — the process of communicating and understanding one another in actual, imperfect, finite communities of grace bound together by loyalty and striving toward the ultimate and ideal Beloved Community.

An alternative explanation for our empirically-derived findings include spurious associations due to unit of analysis (i.e., administrative areas are highly imperfect proxies for communities), measurement error in administrative data, or construct misspecification.

"The intelligence community has imperfect visibility," he said.

Scary Mommy attracts more than a million readers and claims to be "a parenting community for imperfect parents".

In a variety of admittedly imperfect ways Brexit promoted liberty, community, democracy, and the rule of law.

Gary Bauer, a prominent Christian activist who ran for president in 2000, said that Mr. Trump was plainly an imperfect fit with the conservative faith community.

The question then is whether this imperfect data is really useful to local communities and to what use is it likely to be put?