Sentence examples for imperfect of from inspiring English sources

The health reform legislation in Congress is imperfect, of course.

"But it's imperfect, of course it is, and everybody knows that it is," he said.

But democracy, as is well known, is only the least imperfect of political systems.

In English, by contrast, writing is often thought of as a reflection, albeit imperfect, of speech.

Second-wave, to be sure, and imperfect, of course, but chilling and complicated and uncondescending to its audience.

The performances are imperfect (of the hollow drum sound on "Lover of Love," Vega writes, "Call it compressed leakage through a piano lid"), floppy, weird, and humane.

Their genomes are typically depleted of CG dinucleotides because of imperfect repair of deaminated methylcytosines.

I examined these photos and savored each one, even the imperfect, out-of-focus ones.

A comparison of genome sizes and mean lengths of imperfect STRs of all 12 genomes is shown in Figure 1b.

The size of the deviation from actual informal payment represents the effect of imperfect information of medical staff and patients.

Because of his imperfect understanding of the aging of pigment, Prud'hon's paintings have darkened badly.