Sentence examples for imperfect feel from inspiring English sources

She has made the imperfect feel accepted.

In both instances, the groups indicated that they had soured on the mayor because of what they felt were an imperfect feel for the city's working class and his imperious move to rip up the city's term-limits laws in order to run for another term.

I added these distorted and harmonic-dense sounds to the intro of the song to add to its unstable and imperfect feel.

He also spoke of embracing our imperfections so we could in fact love, as he mentioned that only people who are imperfect can feel need, and as such be able to need and to care, without being robotically self-sufficient.

The event was imperfect — some felt that its organizers failed to recognize some basic tenets of intersectionality, which eventually led to internal fracturing within the movement — but most everyone I know who attended considered it a true and unforgettable gift.

So remind yourself that when you feel imperfect, you've chosen to be imperfect.

It is very easy to be negative about your own friendships, achievements and experiences if they feel imperfect in comparison.

Implying there's anything imperfect about Porowski feels like harming a bunny, so this one is difficult to talk about.

Only in December did my bone marrow perk up, my ulcer heal and the H. pylori admit defeat … As a properly guilty Scot, it's hardly surprising that I would feel my imperfect health was entirely my fault.

As a properly guilty Scot, I am more than willing to accept responsibility for the inadequacies of the Versailles Treaty, the burning of the library at Alexandria and Ed Miliband's suits – well, maybe not the suits – so it's hardly surprising that I would feel my imperfect health was entirely my fault.

In the eyes of modern media we're all imperfect creatures striving to feel better about ourselves.