Sentence examples for ideal perfect from inspiring English sources

Of greater importance is his acceptance of Plato's idea of the transformation and deterioration of the ideal, perfect state into the four imperfect states.

Plato's foremost contribution to philosophy was his theory of Forms, which posited a realm of ideal, perfect, and changeless entities standing behind the world of ordinary experience.

"People feel that they have to find the ideal, perfect Mr. or Ms. Right, who is their soul mate, with whom they will feel passionate love forever, and who will make them happy forever," said Sonja Lyubomirsky, a psychologist at the University of California, Riverside, and author of "The Myths of Happiness" (Penguin, 2013).

To consider this, an ideal perfect circle (true circle) is assumed.

The parameter or variable c used in the model indicates how close the material is to the ideal perfect crystalline structure.

One might worry that a view according to which even ideal, perfect rationality can coexist harmoniously with a more or less completely mistaken view of one's situation threatens to attenuate the connection between believing rationally and believing truly too far, and to render obscure why the former would be valuable relative to the latter.

Both make use of an American icon with associated social ideals (perfect womanhood, in Barbie's case).

If I wish to become ever better and better piano player, my improvement can be assessed relative to my earlier stages, not to any ideal Perfect Pianist.

Embracing the eBay ideal -- perfect mutuality of buyer and seller in an unfettered global auction -- has a way of liquefying the contents of your household.

It has continued to serve as the prime statement of the Renaissance ideal of perfect humanity.

They had observed a textbook ideal, a perfect demonstration of ordinary bird behavior.