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No wonder, then, if the records of the past were so imperfect.
2
You bring men so imperfect that they cannot even withstand a summer storm.
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The useful being so imperfect, the ornamental scarcely exists at all.
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Electric engines are so imperfect now that steam ones come cheaper.
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If he is all-powerful, why did He make man so imperfect?
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What unsatisfactory creatures we are as children, so imperfect, so deficient!
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It might be inquired why, with his opinions, he accepted so imperfect a proposition.
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How can a soul so imperfect as mine aspire to the plenitude of Love?
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Although the realisation of the ideal has been so imperfect, the ideal is not destroyed.
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The geological record, it is averred, is so imperfect!
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Only among an uninquisitive people could so imperfect a theory have endured for over fourteen centuries.
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How could his work have been so imperfect?
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The specimens are so imperfect that they can be recognised only as belonging to recent marine genera.
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They are therefore always straining to pursue or to retain gratifications so delightful, so imperfect, so fugitive.
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You might ask, if we are such perfect images of such perfection, why do things seem so imperfect?
16
His visit afforded her but a very partial satisfaction, while his own enjoyment in it appeared so imperfect.
