Sentence examples for concerning perfect from inspiring English sources
The earliest extant mathematical result concerning perfect numbers occurs in Euclid's Elements (c.
For example, they put forward how young women have to relate to complex norms concerning perfect appearance, high achievement, and social status.
As far as the ship's excursions desk is concerned, the perfect passenger signs up for a minibus trip around the island, eats a mass-produced lunch and ends up at a mass-produced souvenir shop.
Subtlety had never been Sid's forte and he was not hired for his dexterity (and, in fact, played on few Pistols records): he was John Lydon's friend and, as far as manager Malcolm McLaren was concerned, the perfect assistant in the Sex Pistols' career as national and international outrages.
Classical hydrodynamics is largely concerned with perfect fluids which unfortunately exert no forces on the particles past which they move.
Anyone who can fault a mature songwriter for being "more concerned with perfect pop lines than emotional urgency" should stick with reviewing the next wave of Nirvana wanna-bes and stay away from someone who has been there, done that and moved on.
But with a closer reading, it can be seen that the whole quotation, in fact, concerns a "perfect little baby", which has shown a very specific kind of survival instinct.
Though neither consensus concerning pathogenesis nor perfect therapy is available at present, progress has been made.
If you're concerned about perfecting your upside down booty shake, don't worry -- failing is the point.
I guess I could have started that franchise, because I where Deena was concerned, I perfected the art of drama to the "nth" degree.
Compare the terracotta warriors to the Greco-Roman way of depicting soldiers: Polykleitos seemed more concerned with perfecting his figures' Contrapposto (probably one of the less effective battle postures) than with creating figures that would incite the same fear that a real soldier would.
