Sentence examples for any perfection from inspiring English sources
We must do it because it expresses as much our human imperfection as any perfection.
[Clarke, Demonstration, 38] It is impossible, on this account, "that any effect should have any perfection, which was not in the cause".
It is evident that the foundations of this argument rest with the related causal principles that everything must have a cause or ground for its existence and that no effect can have any perfection that is not also in its cause.
So, from there, we just simply say that if we could forecast earnings perfectly, then the inverse of the P/E, or the earnings yield compared to interest rates four, five, seven years out, would be which again, we can't forecast with any perfection at all but if we could forecast that perfectly, we'd just make that forecast, we'd compare it to interest rate, which is clearly higher.
But Hopkins could never have affirmed the world as Whitman does: There was never any more inception than there is now, Nor any more youth or age than there is now; And will never be any more perfection than there is now, Nor any more heaven or hell than there is now.
It is true that certain ambitions that some perfect being theologians have harbored — for example, to provide an a priori argument, in the style of Anselm's ontological argument, for the existence of an absolutely perfect being — would have to be abandoned if any divine perfection is exhibited at most contingently (Guleserian 1985).
Not saying that I'm in any way perfection.
Second, presaging the Kantian criticism, existence is neither a perfection nor any sort of property or predicate of things that exist.
What is this perfect goodness, a particular perfection exhibited by any absolutely perfect being?
Imperfection adds character and letting go of any expectations of perfection will help you focus on the positive in any person or situation.[6].
So, for example, consider any proposition of the form "A and B are incompatible", where A and B are any two perfections.
