Good
Good adjective - Having sufficient worth or merit to receive one's honor, esteem, or reward.
Usage example: she is good enough to win a fellowship
Imperfect
Both words in one sentence
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Between weak architectural design, an imperfect physics engine and good old-fashioned trolling, they can't always be expected to work.
Source: Memes / Video Games - As the series continues on Sakura begins to realize that there's more to Sasuke than his good looks and bad boy attitude and that Sasuke is an imperfect person with a huge chip on his shoulder and starts to understand him on a deeper level.
Source: Foil / Anime and Manga - Future Imperfect: One sketch in the last episode of Season 4 has a "lovingly restored" Tesco Metro, with a guide who explains that the shelves would have been restocked by small children called "shelf monkeys".Self-service checkout: Hail, good marketeer!
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