But if we continue to attempt to be flawless ideals rather than authentic, flawed humans, how are we ever supposed to know what we truly want beyond what we're expected to want?
Five years ago, perfect was about how things looked -- a flawless portrayal, an ideal standard, a "do it all" or do nothing mentality.
However, augmenting existing control networks with real-time wired/wireless sensor and actuator networks challenges many of the assumptions made in the development of traditional process control methods dealing with dynamical systems linked through ideal channels with flawless, continuous communication.
There's something so satisfying (and practical) about looking at your outfit with a full view ― not to mention these floor mirrors make small spaces appear larger and are ideal for snapping flawless selfies.
Photoshop is an amazing tool when used with discretion, but not when used to create some "ideal woman" with flawless skin, no cellulite, long lean legs, a flat belly and a perfect smile.
The eight Ekmeles vocalists were an ideal match, singing with flawless pitch and precise ensemble even when dispersed.
The second horn is Avishai Cohen's (the New York trumpeter, not the composer-bassist), whose flawless wide-register range makes him the ideal Turner conversationalist.
By nature, their adventures spoke of flawless embodiments of the law, order, and mainstream values of the ideal American.
Those who knew Heyer eulogized her as a lively and vivacious companion, a born defender of her ideals who wasn't always an easy child or a flawless employee.
Miller was a physical ideal, the kind of perfectly moulded, ice-blonde beauty beloved of Hitchcock; flawless, or at least imaginably so.
We are constantly being told that the ideal woman is an impossible combination of slender body and big tits, that she has flawless, unlined skin and freakishly long legs.
