Sentence examples for looks imperfect from inspiring English sources

The Swedish researchers reviewed surveys showing that consumers were willing to buy produce that looks imperfect, as long as it is safe and tastes good.

"It's hard to make them look imperfect in that 1970s way," he says.

After 1980, gold never got close to $800 an ounce until, once again, the central bankers began to look imperfect.

Indeed, she liked things that looked imperfect, and kept her hair its naturally white shade, giving her a distinctive look in photographs from the 1960s, when she would sometimes wear outlandish clothes or a big black straw hat to the office.

Don't sweat looking imperfect while you heal.

The new look, imperfect as it may be technically, is a capstone of real change, not a marketing gimmick.

"Please, let us enjoy this one," Auriemma said after his raising his record in national title games to 7-0, even as perfection never looked so imperfect.

It was all about looking perfectly imperfect; intensity was kept at the lash lines for that DIY touch.

Holding on to something that should no longer be only makes us look more imperfect and archaic.

Now the naked wood looks like an imperfect movie set.

Firstly, we propose a review of the literature that looks at the imperfect price transmission along the food chain.