Sentence examples for eventually perfect from inspiring English sources

Once a human being has reason in this minimal sense, she can improve and eventually perfect her rationality.

But zoom in a little closer and a different picture emerges: patches of green appear, along with the occasional tree, and, eventually, perfect rings of tall, sometimes lush, grass come into focus, each one enclosing a plate of bare-hollowed out earth.

Vinyl, a newer composition material with a high content of polyvinyl chloride resins, was eventually perfected.

Together with a colleague at SRI, William English, he eventually perfected a variety of input devices that became common including joysticks, light pens, and track balls.

During his early teens Scruggs experimented with and eventually perfected a picking technique involving the thumb and first two fingers of the right hand a technique that came to be called the "Scruggs style".

The Japanese economic miracle and the country's new manufacturing skills and methods surprised western firms; but the Japanese had done this by studying, adopting, and eventually perfecting the best practices of the West itself.

However, we can become too fixated on the idea of progress and self-development, as though our lives were projects that we could eventually complete and perfect.

It was her work in refining the staging of comedy that he was eventually to perfect.

In any case, Mr. Gordon appeared to be proclaiming that practice eventually makes perfect in dance rehearsals.

They began to search actively for the signal, eventually achieving perfect scores in tracking and identifying the correct location of the invisible light source.

The accuracy of performance in the application of the AMR to new items continued to increase in subsequent sessions with eventually, almost perfect performance.