Sentence examples for essential perfection from inspiring English sources

A final problem is that Curley's reading supposes that there is some point at which God's will could have been otherwise, but God is eternal, and part of His essential perfection is to be wholly immutable (Principles II:36, AT 8A 62).

Admittedly, I was also watching his muscles glistening with perspiration, bulging under a grease stained tank top, his sexy thick brows flexing, the essential perfection of his goofy grin when he thought of a joke to tell me.

This is less a criticism than an observation; he is sodden with technique and while the inveterate thrill-seeker in me occasionally found his cooking less than diverting, I know that sometimes what you want is the essentials done to perfection.

Mixed with the right, light essential oils — done to perfection in Agraria's Bitter Orange Salts — they're spectacular.

The inventive ways the mind has to console itself, the fact that relationships do not grant bliss and perfection, the essential impossibility of satisfaction, how desire can conquer the will -- to Hooks, these are but cynical delusions that will be thrust aside in a brave new world ready "to affirm mutual love between free women and free men".

When Belarus won a mere two bronze medals at this year's winter Olympics in Japan, Mr Lukashenka blamed the poor showing on "western democracy" acting through "the mafia .Now Mr Lukashenka is embroiled in a diplomatic row with the West that captures with almost allegorical perfection the essential elements of his style and policy.

Although he regarded mastery of science and philosophy as essential parts of human perfection, he did not view them as cumulative.

As the Takacs had told the students in their master class, they keys to finding Beethoven lay in their belief that every note, every rest, every musical decision they made, was essential to realizing the perfection of Beethoven's design.

Perfect ballets demand perfection.

Put them together, he suggests, and we may actually discover something about the relentless ambitiousness and hunger for perfection he believes to be essential elements of the American character.

It has been argued that the traditional God has incompatible attributes, namely, necessary existence, essential omnipotence, essential omniscience, and essential moral perfection (Pike 1969).[7] The contention has been that it is impossible for God to have the power to bring about evil, while non-omnipotent (and morally imperfect) beings may have this power.