Sentence examples for little imperfect from inspiring English sources
For the atheist, art becomes the way to express what is beautiful about this dirty little imperfect species without giving it any special place.
However, the present hydration model seems to be a little imperfect as a useful ΔG hyd estimator because the errors for some IHB molecules amount to more than 4 kcal/mol (Table 2).
Try being a little imperfect, it's so good for you.
"We need to have a sense of humor because we need to leave things a little imperfect.
No one seems able to mend it, and Threadbear is afraid that Ben won't love him because he's a little bit imperfect.
It is true, I think, that my films are sadder now, and yet one thing this film is saying is that life is not perfect, but cinema can make it a little less imperfect".
But every time a spider reconstructs her broken web it is a little more imperfect, and thus less divine, a little more frayed, asymmetrical, stylized — and that warped look of desperation is what makes it creepy — but also defiantly individual and morbidly fascinating.
"People might be tempted to try and perfect nature," he says, "when maybe it's better to be a little bit imperfect".
Yes, we like to work with little errors, imperfect things.
We made a tiny little team, imperfect to our first expectations, but perfect to God's plan.
More's description of him, laced with Tudor contempt for the physically imperfect – "little of stature, ill-fetured of limmes, croke-backed" – informed the lines Shakespeare gives to Queen Margaret, who calls him a "poisonous bunch back'd toad" and a "bottled spider".
