Sentence examples for perfect worlds from inspiring English sources
They imagine absurdly perfect worlds.
But since then I learned that there are no perfect worlds.
Perfect Worlds Although the word utopia was coined by Sir Thomas More in the 16th century, the longing for an ideal world has characterized mankind since time immemorial.
Reassuringly, those costumes and the sculptural set are the work of Barbara Kilpatrick, a longtime collaborator whose delicately powerful designs create the perfect worlds for Ms. Shick's intimate, poetic distillations of time and place.
That is why, says Mr Molyneux, half the people working for his small company, crowded into a few rooms in a research park outside the English town of Guildford, have double firsts and PhDs from Cambridge".Computer games can create perfect worlds," says Mr Molyneux, "dust particle for dust particle.
Statements of permission (and prohibition), would be taken to mean respectively truth at some (or no) morally perfect worlds.
"That's my perfect world".
That's our perfect world".
"Look, it's hardly a perfect world.
