Sentence examples for apparent perfection from inspiring English sources
Megan's apparent perfection has been noted before in these parts.
The apparent perfection of these two marriages quickly unravels.
When I was small, I found the apparent perfection of the Netherlands a bit galling.
Phineas' apparent perfection creates a jealously in Gene that results in a tragedy that will forever change both of their lives.
The theory explains the force of the off-slant scene in a film, the power of elliptical dialogue in the theatre, the constant artistic need to turn away from apparent perfection toward the laconic or unfixed.
Critics once emphasized the unity and apparent perfection of Dante's Divine Comedy.
Romeo sees Rosaline as the embodiment of the rose because of her name and her apparent perfections.
The apparent moments of perfection were balanced with failures, too.
In a recent book, "American Literature in a Culture of Creative Destruction" by Philip Fisher, a professor of literature at Harvard, this spirit is seen as one of the guiding themes of American literature: the "apparent completeness and perfection of the world just as it is now" is continually overturned.
Consider that Isabella, the apparent exemplar of moral perfection and the play's chief cheerleader for purity, prefers to see her beloved brother beheaded rather than surrender her prized virginity.
I hadn't reckoned on the architecture, those tiers of steps that separate me from a human wall of apparent physical and mental perfection, that keep me confined down here in my pit.
