Sentence examples for perfect forms of from inspiring English sources

The museum called it "one of the most perfect forms of indigenous art we have purchased this century".

Early Vedic texts distinguish between aorist, imperfect, and perfect tense forms; for example, the third singular active aorist, imperfect, and perfect forms of gam 'go' are agan or agamat, agacchat, and jagāma.

Such change was recognized by Indian grammarians; e.g., Patañjali noted that perfect forms of the type ca-kr-a 'you did' (2nd person plural) were not in use at his time; instead, a nominal (participial adjective) form with a complex suffix-tavat was used e.g., kṛ-tavant-as (nom. l. masc).. Indian grammarians also recognized the existence of different dialects.

For Augustine, "plant, fowl and animal life are not perfect ... but created in a state of potentiality," unlike what he considered the theologically perfect forms of angels, the firmament and the human soul.

By Cressida Leyshon November 20, 2015 "I believe the novella is the perfect form of prose fiction.

I believe the novella is the perfect form of prose fiction.

"Essentially, they discovered the perfect form of the subsonic jet," Michael Lombardi, the Boeing Company's corporate historian, said.

Or, suddenly, between the strands of seaweed, the empty shell of an old abalone, iridescent as a cloud, or the perfect form of a scallop.

However, suggesting that the pill isn't an almost perfect form of birth control tends not to go down very well.

Students are able to choose across the whole range, so that it is the perfect form of comprehensive education for the age group 16-19.

"Playing soccer with these children is the perfect form of entertainment for the fall when there's not that much to do," Mr. Harris said.