imperfectness

For observe, I have only dwelt upon the rudeness of Gothic, or any other kind of imperfectness, as admirable, where it was impossible to get design or thought without it.

Selections From the Works of John Ruskin John Ruskin 1859

And relying on the "imperfectness" of man is dangerous work.

CNN.com 2010

I love the song, the lyrics, the melody, the imperfectness adding up to perfection;

sensitive nathreee 2010

Those ways we judge ourselves and exaggerate the importance of our imperfectness make it so much harder to develop the awareness we need.

Jane Shure: The Tyranny of Perfection 2009

I own the imperfectness of this transcript, but I still present it as something of worth, since there are so few accounts out there.

This Post is Rated Ex, for Excommunication. | Mind on Fire 2009

And if things go my way, I will one day see Claudia in all of her imperfectness, created by this imperfect writer sitting a little bit crooked on shelves in bookstores all over the world- that is, of course, in a perfect world.

Archive 2009-01-01 Lauri 2009

And if things go my way, I will one day see Claudia in all of her imperfectness, created by this imperfect writer sitting a little bit crooked on shelves in bookstores all over the world- that is, of course, in a perfect world.

The Perfect Writer Lauri 2009

If I really believed that voice I might not have noticed those mean words reflecting intolerance for my imperfectness.

Jane Shure and Beth Weinstock: Musings From Two Therapists 2007

But it was Mrs. Par I found most convincing in her imperfectness.

The Incredibles 2004

This has probably caused the imperfectness of the manuscript in the above passage; though, at the same time, it must be acknowledged to be somewhat uncertain, whether Darnford is the stranger intended in this place.

Maria; or The Wrongs of Woman 2002