Sentence examples for least perfect from inspiring English sources

Disabled children are at least perfect for this new narrative.

It was, at the very least, perfect for me.

Think of it as the least perfect version of your app that still provides value to your audience.

But what about Americans, who are used to the promise of things shiny and new — or if not new, then at least perfect?

"If you're trying to say it's all right not to be perfect, then this was probably the least perfect start to a pregnancy you could have," says McNish.

For me, "The Idiots," far less known than the other two, is the least perfect yet most powerful of the trilogy.

One interesting aspect of reproductive behaviour in birds, possibly peculiar to them and to some mammals, is that many courtship displays are learned, or at least perfected through practice, from the parents.

Even with the entirely contentious absence of original bassist Peter Hook (he's suing them, they're *cough* disappointed in him), New Order has crafted an album of well-balanced, catchy, and throbbing dance-rock that wouldn't sit out of place back when they were inventing (or at least perfecting) the genre.

Finally, it was becoming increasingly apparent that the continuity, if any, between plants and animals did not join the most-perfect plants (for Bonnet, "sensitive" plants such as Mimosa) with the least-perfect animals such as jellyfish.

Linnaeus [ 115] followed earlier authors in collecting various macroscopic "least-perfect plants" into form-genera, the number of which was revised upward or downward as his system was refined [ 37].

Nature is, however, without gaps (Linnaeus takes this quotation verbatim from Ray [ 39]) and among the plants one family can be contiguous to one, two, or more than two others - unlike in a chain, where each family must have exactly two neighbors (even the least-perfect plants would be joined below to the minerals, as the most-perfect plants would be joined above to the animals).