Inconsistencies of statement, errors of fact or other imperfections noted will be brought to the attention of the originator for correction.
She connects this rigid judgment of what does not conform to beauty with intolerance for physical imperfections in people, noting that such rigidity sometimes causes parents to "fix" the perceived flaws in their children's faces to keep them from suffering later.
Emotion in music depends on human shading and imperfections, "bending notes in a certain way," Ms. Cash said, "holding a note a little longer".
A robot will be able to sort fruit coming down a conveyer, noting the smallest imperfection".
Too late I realize that I have never systematically planned how to deploy the board, and in the cruel light of the microphone you can hear imperfections — the notes not all coming down at the same time, some clusters louder than others.
Hawkey learnt how to use collodion from John Brewer specifically for this project, noting that its beauty comes from the imperfections, and the fact that so many things can go wrong.
Nearby, a young man painstakingly noted minuscule imperfections in a lustrous moonscape of midnight blue.
Perfections and imperfections, it should be noted, are defined entirely formally as the "agreement or disagreement" of the "manifold of a thing" (Metaphysik, §452, p. 139).
A reporter for The Telegram, a St. John's-based newspaper, noted that Imperfections & Directions "demonstrates how Loder wears her faith and love of God on her sleeve".
In this way, you can gently point out that they don't always manage to get things done perfectly, making them aware that their own imperfections have been duly noted.
