Sentence examples for definition of perfect from inspiring English sources

Definition of perfect casting.

This could be the definition of perfect happiness.

Probably the " definition" of perfect complexes is the right one as it makes a perfect complex.

The very definition of perfect happiness rendered in movie-musical form, and in vivid Technicolor, of course.

For most children of the 80s, the A-Team is the definition of perfect telly: fun and disposable, a great instant high, much like the Snickers chocolate bars Mr T these days finds himself promoting.

I think that adding this change is somewhat confusing because then it is not clear what does quasi-isomorphism mean in the definition of perfect complexes as there is already a definition of quasi-isomorphism in the book.

But still are these two definitions of perfect complex equivalent?

"He was always looking for the perfect woman, and his definition of the perfect woman was often a superficial one, a trophy catch," said Joe Keenan, another of the show's executive producers and writers.

This is what we are up against, these neat definitions of the perfect nation, the perfect man, the perfect citizen, the perfect Hindu, the perfect Muslim.

In the Commentary on the Sūtra of Intent (Ārya-saṃdhinirmocana-sūtra, Mdo sde ca 1b 55b) it is stated that "Reality as it is, which is the intentional object of a pure consciousness, is the definition of the perfect nature.

"Spencer is the definition of a perfect cat - my partner and I say it took us six cats to get the perfect one.