Sentence examples for perfect master of from inspiring English sources

In calling for a return to a concern for judgment, and for a focus on beauty and feeling, Charnes may, in fact, find common ground with Frank Kermode, who does something remarkable in his new book, "Shakespeare's Language": he finds a third way, the way of imperfection you might call it, that transcends the gulf between the Perfect Master of the Bardolaters and the Perfect Slave of the theorists.

Metallica followed 1985's perfect Master of Puppets with 1988's...And Justice For All, an album without a single song under five minutes.

C. B. Fry said of him, "He is the most long-headed, observant and acute judge of the game, a perfect master of the whole art of placing fieldsmen and changing bowlers".

The one-time "perfect master" of the Divine Light Mission has been denied permission from the county's Regional Planning Commission to triple the number of helicopter landings annually at his Malibu mountain-ridge estate.

In 1827, Richard Alfred Davenport wrote a gushing description of the dean of the cathedral of Badajoz, remarking that he was "more learned than all the doctors of Salamanca, Coimbra, and Alcala, united; he understood all languages, living and dead, and was perfect master of every science divine".

Baba said that at all times on Earth there are fifty-six incarnate God-realized souls and that of these souls there are always five who constitute the "five Perfect Masters" of their era.

After that he contacted other spiritual figures, who, along with Babajan, he later said were the five "Perfect Masters" of the age: Tajuddin Baba, Narayan Maharaj, Sai Baba of Shirdi, and Upasni Maharaj.

According to Meher Baba the Avatar appears on Earth every 700 1400 years and is 'brought down' into human form by the five Perfect Masters of the time to aid in the process of moving creation in its never-ending journey toward Godhood.

Moreover, the microtextured PC has been shown to be a perfect master for replication of microtexture onto other type of polymers such as polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) in bulk and in thin film forms.

He never pretended to be a guru, or any kind of perfect master, and over the years he proved that was true.

The Astroturf was covered with red carpeting, and the carpeting was covered with thousands of blissed‐out followers of the "perfect master," Guru Maharaj ji, who will be 16 tomorrow.