Sentence examples for only imperfect from inspiring English sources

Hers is the only imperfect body in either show.

Merkel and Hollande, with only imperfect solutions available, are caught in the middle as never before.

"And it turns out they're not only imperfect, they can be deeply disappointing.

Although Eucleides was a pupil of Socrates and the author of Socratic dialogues, only imperfect glimpses of his thought survive.

"There is no perfect solution to the conflict, only imperfect ways to live together".Mr Bennett's surge and Likud-Beitenu's rightward lurch have prompted Ms Yachimovich to declare, late in the campaign, that in no circumstances will she take part in a new government led by Mr Netanyahu.

Polls inevitably include a margin of error, because they draw on subjective opinions; data from a sample of graduates, however the sample is picked, is not perfectly representative of all graduates; and the measures captured by each ranking are only imperfect proxies for performance, not performance itself.

But a first date gives you only an imperfect snapshot of who a person really is.

But Kapadia's film is only as imperfect as any documentary: the film-maker always needs to decide who they believe more.

For all the jewel-like beauty of its own prose, "Stoner" tells us that the words themselves are inessential; literature, like Stoner himself, is only an imperfect reflector of that light that comes from outside.

In the end, the members of the accidental family cobbled together in the Forest Avenue house have only the imperfect help of those who know them best, who share their private history of loss, to rely upon.

At this point, scientists have only an imperfect understanding of how snippets of genetic material can determine a patient's chances of getting many diseases, especially more common ones.