Sentence examples for No perfection from inspiring English sources
"There is no perfection," she said.
There is no perfection in this world".
"The work is never complete, because there is no perfection or completeness," Mr. Lee said.
In Bernhard's "Old Masters," Reger stares at his Tintoretto year after year partly trying to tear it down, to cheer himself with the thought that there is no perfection in the world, even in a masterpiece.
As a conductor he was "a despot" and many players came to hate him: "Poor Mahler!" said one contralto: "He forgot that there is no perfection in this world".
"Mad At Martha, a Cookbook for Everyday People to Use Every Day" contains more than 150 recipes, from zucchini bread to coq au vin -- even queso made in the microwave (a Queen of Perfection no-no).
The very division he made between the ancient and the modern, as well as his views of Shakespeare, Aristophanes or the Greeks as a people who were "conscious of no wants, and aspired at no higher perfection than that which they could actually attain by the exercise of their own faculties" (LDA, 9), were inevitably influenced by his own time.
In his newfound complacency, Mr. Kaplan is typical of others who have reached their limits: They're no longer seeking perfection, only the absence of a particular form of bother.
I went from a relatively smooth and easy life, in which I demanded no less than perfection from myself and those around me, to a lost soul who didn't know who she was or what she stood for.
