Sentence examples for quite imperfect from inspiring English sources

It's quite imperfect, and the imperfection makes you miss that they couldn't make more albums.

An entire market (as yet quite imperfect, as we shall see later) in recycling products has grown, and is still developing, with the profit motive as its irresistible driving force.

Professor Manning of Stanford said that Newsblaster's performance was "in some sense quite crude and quite imperfect compared to what a reporter might be doing if they were summarizing a news article".

In particular, if we base our inferences regarding God's nature from God's creation, God seems quite imperfect in his benevolence (DCNR X-XI).

On the other hand, if the excitatory input lasts until the target actually fires (perhaps terminated by a feedback signal), then approximate, often quite imperfect synchrony is optimal.  .

On the other hand, if the excitatory input lasts until the target actually fires (perhaps terminated by a feedback signal), then approximate, often quite imperfect synchrony is optimal.

At best we humans are unitary sources of our own knowledge and can give our ideas an overall oneness as a more or less organized whole a quite imperfect and faint mirroring of God's mind.

I'm human and flawed; quite imperfect, but thanks inspiration in the Old and New Testaments and family, I have the power to rise up after any fall.

"There are people loyal to the system, who don't want to bring the system down but at the same time believe the system is quite imperfect [and wish to] ensure the system changes through peaceful means," Parsi said.

Normal host defenses are already quite robust, albeit imperfect, as they keep the incidence of pneumonia much lower than possible given the normal nocturnal aspiration of nasopharyngeal bacteria, example Streptococcus pneumoniae (Gleeson et al., 1997; Dockrell et al., 2012; Donkor, 2013).

Accord with experiment is imperfect but quite acceptable, supporting the validity of the various mechanisms in the model.