Sentence examples for imperfect form from inspiring English sources

Imperfect form, small waves, and no stunts, but mission accomplished.

Despite their imperfect form, Duns Scotus's works were widely circulated.

Publishers are beginning to figure out that an imperfect form factor means tablets aren't the be-all and end-all.

By skipping over this exon, muscle cells can produce an imperfect form of dystrophin that nonetheless is at least partly functional.

But the French ideal of privacy, a willed, often imperfect form of repression that begins to look more and more appealing in the light of Britney's persecution, emerges from Sarkozy's soap opera so damaged as to be, perhaps, unsalvageable.

And while it would have been perfectly understandable if she had run out of gas in Melbourne after her 2001 joy ride, instead she has fought through imperfect form and health to succeed.

Charcot (1887 88) distinguished archetypes, which are ideal types of disorder, from formes frustes, which are the imperfect forms the ideal type manifests in individual subjects.

It is up to us to find it in all its rich and imperfect forms: in silence, with strangers, in ways that might not feel comfortable.

As sophisticated as the mechanics are, the primary colors and seemingly random tangles of "bits and pieces," as one page describes them, combine in such imperfect forms that they give the illusion that anyone could make this book.

"Slavery, like all other imperfect forms of society, will have its day," Belle wrote, "but the time for its final extinction in the Confederate States of America has not yet arrived".

There are two tenses: the perfect, formed by the addition of suffixes, which is often used to express past time; and the imperfect, formed by the addition of prefixes and sometimes containing suffixes indicating number and gender, which is often used for expressing present or future time.