Sentence examples for get perfection from inspiring English sources

We're not going to get perfection.

"You get perfection in the Chinese State Circus," he reasoned after his team's 2-0 win at Mainz gave everybody involved with the club a chance to exhale.

"In this particular hung Parliament none of us can get perfection, we need to compromise," he added.

"Overall I'm happy we didn't get beat, and I'm happy that we showed some decent things, but as a manager you're always trying to get perfection.

Gillingham boss Peter Taylor told BBC Radio Kent: "Overall I'm happy we didn't get beat, and I'm happy that we showed some decent things, but as a manager you're always trying to get perfection.

In addition, bike prices in general have gotten out of hand, and today higher end off the rack models can cost as much or more than full custom, so if you enjoy cycling, even at a recreational level, why not get perfection?

It is more about driving so close to perfection and getting perfection out of the car.

But it meant that his reputation went before him: the beast from the East who demanded – and got – perfection from his athletes.

Add great lighting, and the all-important Photoshop session at the end of the shoot, and you've got "perfection".

The reader might take issue with the editors' claim that the railway is "as  close as earthly things get to perfection" – as indeed do many of the poets and songwriters on board – but there are plenty of nostalgic pleasures to be had here.

Thus, the closest we can get to perfection is the experience itself the snapshot of a single moment held forever in our minds never evolving, never growing.