Sentence examples for imperfect goods from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, a seller's failure to cure minor defects would compel a buyer to accept imperfect goods and collect for any loss caused by the nonconformity.

The characters move on, caught in a medium-happy New York acceptance of life as imperfect but good enough.

The deal is imperfect but good enough, and it offers a tentative promise of a less dangerous Middle East.

It was a privilege and now it's an artifact, ink on paper, heavy on your hands, perfectly imperfect, a good guess at a great life.

Mr. Medina said he came to know the parents as aunts and uncles, imperfect but good-hearted people who had been misunderstood by the city's child welfare authorities.

Larger companies must make decisions quickly, act faster and accept imperfect, but good enough, plans which can be refined over time.

In Bushworld, imperfect intelligence is good enough to knock over Iraq.

The SAT is an imperfect measure of good old-fashioned grit — and there's still no substitute for that.

The SAT is an imperfect measure of good old-fashioned grit and there's still no substitute for that.

But overall I felt that the Republican Party and the evangelical movement were imperfect forces for good, and I spent a large part of my life defending them.

They joked about their imperfect English (a good gag from De Carlo about an Italian friend who died trying to say the word "architecture"), and did observational schtick about cultural/national differences.