Sentence examples for imperfect thing from inspiring English sources
Utopian architecture in this respect has imagined itself to be a sublime engine of social change physically enforced; change the physical conditions of an imperfect thing, a city, and you will make it better.
A writer's journal is a half-made, imperfect thing written to no one — or perhaps it is a meticulously crafted letter addressed to all the faceless readers of the future.
(3) Matter is the subject of generation and corruption and has the property of being an incomplete and imperfect thing in potency to being a complete thing.
He saw the film for what it was, a peculiar, imperfect thing.
Nothing more perfect should be conceivable, as every imperfect thing belongs to another thing and needs to become perfect.
It is currently considered more or less impossible in dealing with everyday life to be without words, and language is an amazing, if imperfect thing.
When I was younger, my mother let me love imperfect things.
"We need to learn to love the flawed, imperfect things that we create, and to forgive ourselves for creating them.
When we examine our lives, we see many imperfect things, like motes of dust on an old mirror.
From Charlotte, who will always live an imperfect life, Lizzy learns that imperfect things matter just as much as perfect ones.
Meaning is the first fact". From Charlotte, who will always live an imperfect life, Lizzy learns that imperfect things matter just as much as perfect ones.
