Sentence examples for image of perfect from inspiring English sources

Mr Surowiecki writes:The current scandal has disrupted, if not shattered, this image of perfect control.

The current scandal has disrupted, if not shattered, this image of perfect control.

"I don't want to have that image of perfect hair and perfect skin," Mr. Resnes said.

Out of the wilderness and Gulpilil's cross-legged quietude, De Heer creates an image of perfect compositional symmetry worthy of the painter Piero della Francesca.

They stopped briefly, a Gainsborough group portrait, an image of perfect formality, disrupted almost immediately by a madwoman with a butter knife.

If you look at Ambrogio Lorenzetti's fresco "Allegory of Good and Bad Government," the Renaissance image of perfect social harmony, you do not see that the good government is making new kinds of scythes so that the peasants can reap more wheat; you see the peasants carrying on as they always have.

Through those classes, Lyonnais effectively replaced the online images of "perfect" bodies with a room full of living, breathing women without the veneer of perfection many people take on in their Internet personas.

Chalk streams are centre stage in many of our best-loved images of perfect England.

Their worries can sometimes be more acute because there is so little debate about how images of "perfect" male bodies are used by the media.

Certainly my whole life, one had these images of perfect, incredibly youthful girls shoved at you as what you should aspire to," she complains.

Open any magazine or newspaper, and you're bombarded with images of "perfect" women, advertising everything from cars to alcohol, deodorant to face cream.