Sentence examples for this imperfection from inspiring English sources

Communication is imperfect under these circumstances, and this imperfection is often a source of additional distress to intubated patients recovering from critical illness, let alone a patient receiving a hopeless prognosis.

Though he sometimes has a slight wobble in his sustained tones, this imperfection actually lends nervous intensity to his portrayal.

Ptolemy's model explained this "imperfection" by postulating that the apparently irregular movements were a combination of several regular circular motions seen in perspective from a stationary Earth.

This imperfection later came to be interpreted as a moral flaw, such as Othello's jealousy or Hamlet's irresolution, although most great tragedies defy such a simple interpretation.

Perhaps Abedin has come to terms with this imperfection, and agreed to let him go on with the sexts through the duration of another pregnancy.

And it was this imperfection, his waxing and waning waistline, a face that perpetually suggested a life in transit and a certain cerebral adriftness, which made him so completely adorable.

In this study, the imperfection sensitivity of a 4.5 m diam isogrid stiffened shell under axial compression is investigated.

In this study, the imperfection sensitivity factor in shell structures with different geometries (spherical dome, barrel vault, and double-curvature ruled surface) is determined graphically.

The magazines hint at going beyond this workable imperfection.

But now there was this undeniable imperfection, a scratchiness and swollenness familiar only from the distant past.

About 1 out of 1000 people suffers from this cosmetic imperfection.