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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a mark of perfection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that signifies or represents a high standard or ideal quality.
Example: "Her flawless performance was truly a mark of perfection that left the audience in awe."
Alternatives: "a symbol of excellence" or "a sign of flawlessness."
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It is one created solely by a man determined to make his mark by chasing his version of perfection, and who can indulge himself in that pursuit because of an inherited mineral-royalty fortune, which has made his family one of Australias richest.
All of his work, Kartalopoulos said, has a "real mark of perfection" and "intelligent humanity".
There seems to be an unobtainable one-millimeter-wide mark of perfection, and none of us can reach it.
Ogwumike surpassed the WNBA mark of perfection set by Minnesota's Seimone Augustus, who was 11 for 11 from the field against the Sparks on June 8 , 2007 .
And here's the thing: if our children see us coming down so hard on ourselves when we miss the mark of perfection — you guessed it — we're just perpetuating this exhausting, unrealistic and unhealthy picture of how we are meant to live our lives.
A mask of perfection was grafted onto natural good looks.
But with these caveats aside the pantheist is not without arguments for believing that the universe as a whole displays marks of metaphysical perfection.
This in itself is a mark of The Smell of Our Own's perfection – the way it makes its case not with NSFW lyrics but through the art of simple but devastating songwriting.
Only those are retained that reach a certain level of perfection, a capability of surviving without visible altering.
A threesome of perfection.
But this is a counsel of perfection.
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