Sentence examples for imperfect condition from inspiring English sources

The limited scale of the Archive Collection makes sense for these titles, most of which are in imperfect condition and would not have been suitable for a mass-market home video release.

Since this is a weighty demand, many of us perhaps must compromise: we do what we can in the imperfect condition of even the most perfect museum, then we buy a reproduction and take it home for prolonged and (more or less) distractionless contemplation.

It gives him a more immediate and intense sense of his true nature, and consequently, of the implications of his imperfect condition (WG 236).

The doctrine of petrifactions, even in its present imperfect condition, furnishes us with accounts that seem in favour of Mr Lamarck's hypothesis.

And the author points out, as well, that the basic history of life as then known through the fossil record accords very well in general outline to what might be expected had life evolved through time: The doctrine of petrifactions, even in its present imperfect condition, furnishes us with accounts that seem in favour of Mr Lamarck's hypothesis.

Mr. Abulu did not seem troubled by the imperfect conditions.

In reality, we make decisions in imperfect conditions that prevent us from thinking things through.

That would reassure the American electorate that the outcome of the presidential election is based on a full and fair count, albeit under imperfect conditions.

Finally, two imperfect conditions of broken wall and thicker wall in the drawing process are investigated to prove that the proposed structure is practicable.

They have also had to worry about the apparently imperfect conditions of life itself – our mortality, our finite knowledge, and our limited power – which are sometimes described as "metaphysical evil".

While believability is a key aspect of the thaumatic quality of games, it always has to work under imperfect conditions.