Sentence examples for perceived perfection from inspiring English sources

Is it because Kelly is a living joke, an absurdist parody of an R&B artist, incapable of making something worthy of rivaling the perceived perfection that is Annie Hall?

In the public critiquing of such creatures, the American public is able to indulge in its disgruntled adoration--a mixture of jealous and disgust--of the celebrity, hating them for their perceived perfection, beauty and trim bodies, and the endless attention, money, and elegant clothing they receive--yet all the while wishing we were just like them.

Finally, we have the greatest treasure of all: freedom from fear, and the innocence to perceive the perfection in everything.

Finally, Baumgarten states that beauty is perfection perceived by means of the senses rather than by the pure intellect (Metaphysik, §488, pp. 154 5).

Vulnerable narcissism was found to be associated will all facets of perfectionistic self-presentation, effortless perfection, and lower perceived ability to seem perfect.

Some may note a real or perceived flaw in their perfection that leads to depression or moodiness.

It is a thundering cannon blasting holes in the philosophy that views the world's many blemishes as perfections improperly perceived.

We live in a society rife with body dysmorphia and eating disorders, a situation made worse by the media airbrushing images, making it difficult for real people to live up to what they perceive to be perfection.

People high in socially prescribed perfectionism (SPP; i.e., those who perceive others demand perfection of them) behave in ways that are incongruent with their efforts to be perfect.

It was perceived that the illusion of perfection was needed to produce the financial returns.

Wolff defines beauty as the perfection of an object insofar it can be perceived by us with and through the feeling of pleasure: "Beauty consists in the perfection of a thing, insofar as it is suitable for producing pleasure in us" (Psychologia Empirica, §544, p. 420).