Imperfect

The novel was imperfect because it had plot holes and inconsistent characters.

The cake she baked turned out to be imperfect because it was burnt on the edges.

The painting was imperfect because it was missing some colors.

Her English grammar was imperfect, and she struggled with verb tenses.

The actor's performance was imperfect, and he forgot some of his lines.

The speech he gave was imperfect because he stumbled over some words.

The company's marketing strategy was imperfect and failed to reach its target audience.

The cake's shape was imperfect, but it still tasted delicious.

The young musician's performance was imperfect, with some missed notes.

The new building was imperfect, with some parts still under construction.

The young athlete's technique was imperfect, with some flaws in their form.

The young sculptor's statue was imperfect, with some rough edges.

The artist's sketch was imperfect, with uneven lines and shading.

The organization's work culture was criticized for being imperfect.

The teacher's conduct was considered to be imperfect by the school administration.

Her actions were considered to be imperfect in society.

The politician was caught in an imperfect scandal.