Sentence examples for larger perfection from inspiring English sources

But it ended up being even better when the dirt on the tent stopped mattering so much and the larger perfection of the moment sunk in.

Suddenly, she finds herself open to the world anew, no longer derisive of her neighbors' garish Christmas decorations but "grateful for the sheer silly exuberance," and increasingly aware of both her culpability in her children's struggles and her own shortcomings, her restless desire for something larger, for perfection, for the impossible fulfillment of her ideals.

Among various shapes of nanomaterials, nanobelt is a promising choice in gas sensing application [4, 5] since it could bear a large specific surface area, crystallographic perfection, and great electron transport properties.

Probably never before had a merchant brought to such exquisite perfection the large-minded art of casting bread upon the waters.

It seems as though a common belief is that one doesn't deserve inner peace unless every aspect of the world at large is resolved in perfection.

Seemingly unworried about how something looks, he's not after artistic perfection but something larger, a moment, a feeling.

Dickens' short stories are streamlined perfection of his larger works (for when you just don't have time for Nicholas Nickleby) and bring a perfect pick-me-up in less time than a laundry cycle.

With her deft hands, each little pie was swiftly pinched to perfection, and a large batch was ready for the oven in no time.

But it also seems that the element all his images have in common might also be due to be questioned: the light boxes, the large scale and the technological perfection on which they seem to increasingly depend for their effects.

Perfect ballets demand perfection.

Classical ballet has to a large extent remained the province of perfection, at least in New York City.