Sentence examples for perfect progression from inspiring English sources

For Sophi it was the perfect progression from an early career selling fair trade products, which had arisen from the boycott of apartheid in South Africa.

The ambitious double album, three years in the making, turned out to be a massive success, lauded as the perfect progression of M83's sound.

That Western Civilization has not provided a perfect linear progression of human advancement offers critics an invalid excuse to execrate.

He pauses, and switches tack: "I was also obsessively watching this show, Nashville, and I was being influenced by seeing all these people sitting in writing rooms, coming up with the perfect [chord] progression that'll raise the hair on your skin or whatever".

(Perfection BEFORE Progression!).

"Who's Zoo?" had live music for the last few sections, and it made perfect sense in the progression of the piece, which had been building in intensity and complexity.

I love to imagine an impassioned composer working all night to find the perfect, heart-wrenching harmonic progression to accompany the betrayal his hero just endured as he overheard the soprano utter, "Si".

I am glad that my wife and I decided not to shelter our children to facilitate their progression into perfect weakness.

A major advantage to our proposal is that a clinical trial itself cannot justify involving humans, despite its possible perfect design, and likely progression to the clinic.

Enlightenment thinkers rejected the religious interpretation of history but brought in their own teleology, the idea of progress the idea that humanity is moving in the direction of better and more perfect civilization, and that this progression can be witnessed through study of the history of civilization (Condorcet 1795; Montesquieu 1748).

The water-free assumption may be too strict, so, our another hypothesis is whether the amount of water molecules inside a hot spot is proportional to its phylogenetic evolution progression toward to the perfect water-free binding.