Western India and Rajasthan emphasized ornateness, with the Jain temples at Mount Abu attaining a perfection of rococo.
The director makes it clear that ballet at this level requires a perfection that is almost inhuman, and, among all things, he shows how Portman's character lives to be perfect.
This was Platonic film — Hollywood hinting at a formal perfection denied to the rest of us, in our stumbles and trips.
Resisting producing a draft means not producing anything at all ("Perfection is terrible … it tamps the womb", wrote Plath).
But while the Colts passed on a run at perfection, the Saints swooned, a skid that included an alarming loss to Tampa Bay at home in the next-to-last week of the regular season.
The meal was as much a gift to herself as it was to them, a stolen whirl at perfection in a disappointing world.
But on the most important question, Parisot gave the rest of us a glimpse of what it must be like to have known virtuosity the ability to play the greatest music in the world at a level past perfection.
In a sad, sad week for Apple, come a new phone and a new operating system that between them show the company still at the top of its game, still innovating, still implementing new technologies at a level of perfection and fluency that is only possible when you make, design and control it all: device, chip architecture and operating system.
This is a case where "Screw it, Ship It" simply does not apply; where it's not just acceptable to hold the product close until it's at a point of perfection, but where that is the only right decision.
In this question the superiority of the will is vindicated by Henry, since not only does it move all the other faculties, and hence the intellect too, but it also, indeed above all, moves itself, at a level of perfection which is second only to that of God.
