Sentence examples for easy perfection from inspiring English sources

Even the parodies of Henry James, the writer to whom Thurber was most strongly drawn throughout his life, lack the easy perfection of Max Beerbohm's "The Mote in the Middle Distance".

The easy perfection of body line and the liquid arms of Daniel Keene and Caity Seither made obvious the viability of pure classical ballet and the rewards of training young dancers to honor and commit to that purity.

He opined that Davies: "plays Creek to easy perfection: mumbling, lugubrious, quietly brilliant", and called the plot "involving, intriguing, [and] original", stating that it "did the thing all good thrillers, books or films, do of getting you actively, cleverly involved in thinking you can see the answer before anyone else.

I was going for easy delectability, not perfection.

This treed contradicts any easy formula for perfection.

One block from the No. 1 local, walking distance from work: perfection, not easy to pull off in New York without therapy and prescription pills.

It's not easy to improve upon perfection, but as dedicated Oreo lovers, sometimes we can't resist the challenge.

But while it is easy to dismiss the perfection of Carlos Salgado's narrative, it is far more difficult to dismiss his food.

("The pleasure we found in working together made us exceptionally patient; it is much easier to strive for perfection when you are never bored").

Perfection was easier to imagine Thursday morning when the lack of wind allowed competitors like Rory McIlroy the chance to attack with impunity and precision and score accordingly, but then came the howling winds of Friday, which allowed competitors like McIlroy the chance to line up putts regularly from distances usually associated with a pitching wedge (and score accordingly).

And let me tell you, it's a heck of a lot easier to find relentless perfection in a Lexus than to find passionate perfection.