Sentence examples for imperfect works from inspiring English sources

Imperfect works, but three talented, confident choreographers and a theatre looking in the right direction.

Lewis, George E., Stan Douglass's Suspiria: Genealogies of Recombinant Narrativity". In Stan Douglas--Past Imperfect: Works 1986-2007.

I imagine Prik received the pipes from friends who were giving their imperfect works away for free.

TR: How do you make something that is imperfect work perfectly?

For Mr. Lent and Mr. Candito, it may be imperfect work in an imperfect world, but it is not without its satisfactions.

In fact, as far as the description of black characters goes, "The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter" is McCullers's most imperfect work.

This imperfect work, which had its world premiere by the Atlanta company at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center here on Friday, is very much Ms. Tharp's version.

Marcello Giordani, in the title role, sounded at one moment like an important tenor and at others like an imperfect work in progress.

The simplicity, vulnerability, directness, and immediacy of such films as "Cyrus" — an imperfect work, as I wrote yesterday, but one with unusual and exhilarating virtues as well — comes off to them like an absence of craft.

John Adams's telling of New Testament stories through the eyes of Mary Magdalene is an imperfect work, but its strongest passages — the raising of Lazarus, the extended evocation of Golgotha — shake the heart.

Dr. Kase, the Chancellor's District superintendent, said it would be more hurtful, ultimately, to put a student's imperfect work on a bulletin board than to leave it off.