Sentence examples for a perfecting of from inspiring English sources

The poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy believes texting is like poetry: "It's a perfecting of a feeling in language".

"It's a perfecting of a feeling in language – it's a way of saying more with less, just as texting is.

From then onward he reached and maintained the height of his achievement a renewal of inspiration and a perfecting of technique that are almost without parallel in the history of English poetry.

Bond, however, is respectful to his profession's leader in comparison with Shaw, who himself rewrote one of the tragedies as Caesar and Cleopatra and leaves little doubt about the implied victor in the title bout billed in Shakes Versus Shav, where the younger playwright claims his own Heartbreak House to be a perfecting of King Lear.

Moreover, Maritain writes that art 'perfects' the artist; that by engaging in this activity there is "a perfecting of the spirit" (Art and Scholasticism, p. 62).

A. It's sort of a perfect storm of elements.

Not a perfect mimic of dots of calcification.

I mean, a perfect imitation of an imitation of life.

The width of sidewalks is a perfect example of this.

David Lee Roth of Van Halen is a perfect example of a "jumper".

None of us has a perfect way of doing things.