Sentence examples similar to is unperfected from inspiring English sources
verb
To mar or destroy the perfection of.
Section 9-312 5)(b) provides that "so long as conflicting security interests are unperfected, the first to attach has priority". The complicated distinction between the "first to file" rule of (5)(a) and the "first to attach" rule of (5)(b) can be illustrated by putting a few questions with respect to the State Factors Corp. case, supra p. 1550. 1.
No doubt some managers can deal with people in this way, but the techniques of their management art are as unperfected as their philosophy is barbaric.
In the last poem she would ever write, finished six days before her suicide, Ms. Plath said, "The woman is perfected". It has been Mr. Hughes's fate to remain unperfected, the way the living always do.
Right here, of course, is where Williams would question whether a suitably transformed person would be the same individual as the unperfected person that existed previously.
Evidence of mentors is almost inevitable in artistic beginnings – Shaffer now seems to have been discovering the sort of play he didn't want to write – which makes all the more remarkable early work that, as with Space Oddity, contains unperfected but thrilling hints of where the talent is heading.
"Writing is being murdered.
