Sentence examples for perfect concept of from inspiring English sources

BUCK ELLISON'S new line of linen towels manages to improve on the already perfect concept of sunbathing.

For Duns Scotus, the notion of infinite being, not that of primary mover or being itself, is humankind's most perfect concept of God.

"Although, a police raid during a showing of 'Dogvil' would be a perfect concept for interactive theatre..."...

To underline the "We're not perfect" concept, "the execution of the ads is not pristine, either," Mr. Ungar says.

I wasn't trying to perfect the concept of profit-sharing for every business.

His self-destructing "Homage to New York" perfected the concept of a sculpture being both an object and an event, or "happening".

Gerald Nichols, the director of the Suffolk Cooperative Library System, the coordinating agency for the county's 56 public libraries, said Middle Country has "perfected the concept of a library as a community center".

His company is also widely credited with perfecting the concept of "packaging" talent for television and movies.

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Snipers were first called sharpshooters or marksmen, they weren't called snipers until World War I, and it was really the Germans in World War I that perfected the concept of the sniper, not the Allies.

The scientist contemplates his wife's near perfect beauty, and becomes seduced by the concept of "perfect" beauty.