Sentence examples similar to serious imperfection from inspiring English sources
Objects that appear misshapen and glazes that exhibit what would normally be regarded as serious imperfections in the West are admired by the Japanese connoisseur.
Objects that appear misshapen and glazes that exhibit what would usually be regarded as serious imperfections in the West are admired by the Japanese connoisseur.
Imperfections in binocular image pairs can cause serious viewing discomfort.
The technique presents a lot of potential, but it's risky because small imperfections in synthetic training material can have serious negative implications for a final product.
It is strange, but the notion of cancer as a consequence of imperfection of the organism, not having in fact serious justifications, has become something self-evident.
Beyond Mr. McVeigh, and the serious problems with the F.B.I., this episode has exposed yet another imperfection in the justice system that calls into question this nation's reliance on the death penalty.
The most serious one is the absence of an internationally recognized system of classifying the discrepancies and imperfections in radiology.
"He listened, looking at me with that serious and penetrating gaze of his that caused me such trepidation," she wrote in her autobiography, "In Praise of Imperfection" (1988).
Beauty comes with imperfection".
