Sentence examples for Ultimate perfection from inspiring English sources

Ultimate perfection is in heaven, but aside from suicide bombers, no one is eager to go there voluntarily.

Perhaps the pearl achieves its ultimate perfection as a metaphor for life's inequities.

Its fundamental idea is that of the continuous progress of the human race to an ultimate perfection.

For the Spanish Arab Averroës (Ibn Rushd) in the 12th century, Aristotle was "the measure and model offered by nature to show the ultimate perfection of man".

In the English Augustan Age, John Dryden and countless others held that Virgil's poetry had reached the ultimate perfection of form and ethical content.

The Genroku period (1688 1703) saw, perhaps, the ultimate perfection of style and technique; but the work of the later 18th and, to some extent, of the early 19th centuries has many exquisite qualities.

It sets the ultimate standard: perfection, or death.

Celebrated as one of the greatest athletic feats of any kind, Honnold's climb set the ultimate standard: perfection or death.

Virgil's poetry immediately became famous in Rome and was admired by the Romans for two main reasons first, because he was regarded as their own national poet, spokesman of their ideals and achievements; second, because he seemed to have reached the ultimate of perfection in his art (his structure, diction, metre).

Modeling and computer simulation offer better tools to assess the ultimate degree of perfection that a business can attain.

But the savory meats of the Arctic could not satiate Nelson's desire for ultimate frozen dessert perfection.