Yes, you read that correctly; you have not mastered perfection.
Like all deceptively simple things, it took us years to get it right, but now you can master burger perfection in five minutes.
Where the painter had learned that technique, mastered to perfection, eludes us.
But young Bakunin was the worst: He "learned German from Kant and Fichte and then set to work upon Hegel, whose method and logic he mastered to perfection — and to whom did he not preach it afterward?
In passing, Gray gave a priceless piece of information: "Hitherto he has dealt in wash'd Drawing & Water-Colours, but has of late only practiced in oil". Where the painter had learned that technique, mastered to perfection, eludes us.
If there's one skill that I've mastered to perfection over the decades it is that of getting lost, especially when I'm told I can't do it.
Nota bene: Alain le Cossec, MOF (1991), chef, icy Zen master of culinary perfection, is not a student.
It is an essential tool of the politician's trade, and Hague has nearly mastered it to perfection.
At a time when the Safavid rulers, descended from a Turkmen clan from Eastern Anatolia, spoke Turki among themselves, the Ottoman sultans took pride in mastering Persian to perfection and speaking it at court.
Nine '70s and '80s gems from the masters of pop perfection.
In the tradition of Japanese kaiseki — the ritualized, multicourse meals that evolved out of simple foods served with a tea ceremony — mastering the simple perfection of the suimono (soup course) is considered a true test of a chef's skills.
