Sentence examples for perfect and extend from inspiring English sources

It gives a good picture of Seki's skill at reformulating problems, as well as Takebe Katahiro's ability to correct, perfect, and extend his master's intuitions.

Even upper-class children went into service — with families that were more upper class — to perfect their manners and extend their patronage networks.

We could finally say that Nature in some way more likely pleases herself in degrading and destroying her works, than in perfecting them and extending their conservation.

In a game that may have established home-field advantage in the playoffs and certainly ended the discussion about which is the best team in the N.F.L. this season, the Patriots rallied from 10 points down in the fourth quarter to prevail against their greatest rival, 24-20, and extend their perfect start to 9-0.

He could have continued forever in the gloriously baroque style perfected in "Armies" and extended into "Miami and the Siege of Chicago," his account of the 1968 Conventions, including the police riot on Michigan Avenue — a book that was not a high-spirited entertainment like "Armies" but instead was more troubled, closer to tragedy.

Slatin: And extend and extend.

Forbes: Pretend and extend, extend and pretend.

Adapt and extend yourself.

The first lesbian film out of Venezuela, "Liz In September" is a perfect vehicle for such insight and extended conversation.

However, the ordering is not perfect and does not extend beyond defects such as a missing O2− ion except just below the point where the long-range order breaks down.

Sallie bent sideways toward me and extended her smooth perfect face to be kissed as I went past the bed with my baggage.