Sentence examples for particular perfection from inspiring English sources
What is this perfect goodness, a particular perfection exhibited by any absolutely perfect being?
By contrast, sometimes the expression 'perfect goodness' is used to pick out a particular perfection, a particular way in which a thing can be great, and to refer to the upper limit of greatness of that sort.
It is also less than clear that 'God is good,' on this reading, is the claim that God possesses a particular perfection, rather than is merely a reminder that God has a variety of perfections.
Elsewhere, as in the metal-fabricating industries, the problem was the speed of technological innovation and, in particular, the perfection of mass-production methods, which undercut the role of craft workers.
The "Nashville" episode, in particular, is perfection. 5. U2's Innocence + Experience Tour - their best in decades 6. Everything about The Leftovers Season 2 7.
There is simply something about gymnastics and the Olympics, in particular the perfect, tiny, glittery women, exponents of otherworldly physical perfection.
The wisps of hair in the face, the gaps in the teeth: it is a particular type of perfection that looks deceptively achievable.
NATURE puts no particular premium on perfection -- least of all as it's defined by gardeners -- so it should not count against flowering quince and beautyberry that they are essentially one-season plants.
Brief Interviews with Hideous Men David Foster Wallace Abacus £6.99, pp273 Buy it at a discount at BOL Long before Dave Eggers attracted critical attention for the tongue-in-cheek metafictional self-deconstructing style in A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius, David Foster Wallace (who generously gave Eggers a cover quote) had been honing that particular voice to perfection.
My two cents, in no particular order: Gwyneth Paltrow: Perfection Angelina Jolie: Put it away, love.
Ted Blew's country sausage, and andouille in particular, are spiced to perfection and taste juicy even when cooked crisp.
