Sentence examples for imperfectible from inspiring English sources

One of the great joys, after all, of looking at a portrait is the imperfectible act of reading a face.

If you begin collecting living things, you are pursuing something imperfectible, and even if you manage to find them and then possess them, there is no guarantee they won't die or change.

In interviews she was unremittingly humble, dwelling on what she deemed her failures far more than her successes and speaking of acting as an imperfectible craft for which the effort at rendering a character, not the finished result or the applause, is the reward.