Sentence examples for is very imperfect from inspiring English sources

But the world is very imperfect.

They have no Remembrance of anything but what they learned and observed in their Youth and middle Age, and even that is very imperfect.

He signed it, he went on, because, as a former prosecutor, he understood that "our system of justice is very imperfect" and because of the "unworkability" of Connecticut's previous death-penalty law.

The analogy, however, is very imperfect.

It is bound to be very imperfect.

Culls were very imperfect, older, spoiled, nothing much inside when cracked.

"Markets like Intrade are very imperfect," said Justin Wolfers, an economist at the University of Pennsylvania.

"It's very imperfect, but even so it's a leap forward of 50 years," says Alejandro Junco, a newspaper publisher who led the campaign.