Sentence examples for rarely perfected from inspiring English sources

Dude can also whistle, which is a talent frequently abused but rarely perfected.

The pictures are rarely perfect.

My characters are rarely perfect.

DESPITE THEIR CHARM AND ALLURE, diamonds are rarely perfect.

But in the real world, compliance is rarely perfect.

In defence of the clarification, the minister said that "information is rarely perfect so soon after the event".

Although rarely perfect in their objectivity, such top administrators are at least subject to public scrutiny and responsible for the integrity of their decisions.

"Agreements of this nature are rarely perfect, and the complexities of the issues will always make unqualified support elusive," said John Allan, president of the group.

To watch "Fever Pitch," the new, thoroughly winning if not especially good romantic comedy by Peter and Bobby Farrelly, is to appreciate, yet again, that the great loves of our lives are rarely perfect.

(Scott) * 'FEVER PITCH' (PG-13, 98 minutes) To watch this new, thoroughly winning if not especially good romantic comedy is to appreciate, yet again, that the great loves of our lives are rarely perfect.

It was rarely perfect or pretty for the Giants this season — a sleepwalking loss to the Redskins that dropped them to 7-7 may endure as one of the worst in franchise history — but Coughlin struggled to think of another team to which he had expressed such personal affection.