Sentence examples for perfected form from inspiring English sources
It has real being in act insofar as it is realized in its own nature in completed or perfected form.
It's not the death of writing and literature and civilization in general; instead, at long last, these things have reached their purest, perfected form.
It's not the death of writing and literature and civilisation in general; instead, at long last, these things have reached their purest, perfected form.
He distinguishes two kinds of perfecting forms, namely forms moving by means of an instrument or not (Ibn Bâjja 1960, p. 28; 1961, p. 17).
Vivaldi perfected the form of what would become the classical three-movement concerto.
"The Bachelor," which had its première in 2002, perfected a form that had been inchoate.
He would play with almost perfect form.
He has perfect form when he runs.
Is the novella the perfect form for the present day?
"I'm in perfect form," he declared this week.
Like William Francis Gibbs, like Steven himself, I was pursuing perfect form.
