Sentence examples for seldom perfect from inspiring English sources

His syntax was seldom perfect, but his meaning was always clear.

Opportunities are seldom perfect, but I've learned that if you're not ready for them they may not come again".

In such situations, the resultant form is seldom perfect for the new conditions, but it is adapted to present needs well enough to maintain life with the least waste of energy.

Conventional regularities are seldom perfect.

Indeed, circular cylinders used in Engineering applications are seldom perfect ones.

However some would argue that due to the volatility of stock markets and the good or bad fortune of the timing of grant and exercise dates, the alignment of reward and genuine performance in public companies is seldom perfect and often arbitrary.

But real campaigns seldom present perfect choices.

Though hedging is a form of insurance, it seldom provides perfect protection.

He abhorred pomposity and wordiness, regarding journalism as a spontaneous ballet that could seldom be perfect because of daily deadlines.

In Balanchine's lifetime, in the finale when the corps de ballet women, lined on three sides of the stage, used to point their feet (battement tendu, the step most fundamental to Balanchine's conception of ballet technique), they were seldom in perfect unison, but the step had a white-hot, galvanizing force; today it is all on the beat and all tame.

In life things will seldom be perfect, if ever.