Sentence examples for imperfect draft from inspiring English sources

In another class, Mr. Feiffer showed his students an early, rough and very imperfect draft for a portion of his play "Jules Bluess".

Artists make mistake after mistake, imperfect draft after imperfect draft, sketch after sketch, and then as some point transcendence happens, creativity has taken the piece beyond all the skills and baby steps.

He has said that the draft documents are imperfect and that the time for formal reconciliation is not yet right.

In 1904, 10 years after her first draft, Katharine Lee Bates revised the imperfect last lines of the final stanza.

This also means that judges are hiring clerks with imperfect information (think about high school baseball draft picks versus those in college).

In this investigation, imperfect microsatellites were computationally identified from the draft genome sequences of the chosen species by SciRoko.

Then write a rough draft, knowing it will be highly imperfect.

While they admit their equations are imperfect, they insist the work remains a necessary first draft.

MLB already has a competitive balance program (redistributing some $360 million from rich to poor teams, levying a hefty luxury tax on high payroll teams, preferential draft and international signing rules) and, while imperfect, it is working.

If the NFL draft has taught us anything over the years, it's that it remains an imperfect science.

They are now involved in the Convention to draft the Charter, but only as one partner among others, which will guarantee an imperfect job.