Sentence examples for perfection between from inspiring English sources

SEATTLE — They say Jake Locker was carved to athletic perfection between the Cascade Range and the Salish Sea.

And then there is JG Farrell, whose 1970 novel Troubles is, to me, perfection between soft covers: funny, tender and wise.

The zone of perfection between those extremes is a moving target, especially if, like Thirion, your role-model games have been played for centuries.

After a lover separates all her toes to admire the "pink perfection" between them, Sophia says, "Men and women together can be so ridiculous: but it's such a wonderful vacation from real life, all this mutual grooming between lovers".

"It took 23 seconds to paint, timed to perfection between the bridge being closed to traffic and it being raised," says Sokol. "You'll have noticed the left bollock is rather malformed.

No writer as prolific as Wells could possibly hope for Flaubertian perfection: between 1895, when he made his sensational début with "The Time Machine," and his death, in 1946, he published more than a hundred books.

There's a difference between perfect and perfection: perfection is the stage it reaches when it fits her, not just perfect application".

"There's a difference between perfection and being detail-oriented.

Yeats wrote of the choice between perfection of the work or of the life.

Yet there's a lot of space between perfection and the status quo.

W. B. Yeats once observed that every aspiring artist must choose between "perfection of life, or of the work".