That may be a modern question for new media to answer: that as everyone is ever more on display standards of physical perfection are driven inexorably, needlessly, upwards.
The great players rise with pressure and the striker chose his moment and his spot to perfection to drive Liverpool over the most daunting hurdle remaining in their pursuit of the title.
A spokesperson for the British Golf Industry Association BGIAA), which represents some of the biggest brands in the golf industry, said: "Woods's journey sends an important message to all, but perhaps especially to younger people – that it is not perfection which drives success, it is talent, effort and hard work.
Tomorrow, though, I'll be back down to Earth again, driving my Lexus, in the relentless pursuit of perfection that drives everyone in this industry.
Striving for perfection can drive you insane, but I didn't realize just how insane I'd become until I watched Darren Aronofsky's film.
Disappointment with the moderation of the Obama administration may be keeping many former supporters silent on the sidelines: but this is not the moment to allow requirements for perfection to drive out support for the imperfect and the good.
And the promise of bodily perfection is largely driven by western media.
Evidence shows that those who have a tendency for the syndrome are driven to perfection and thus most likely to achieve your goals.
"Actually, I'll just get 10 more…" The groundstaff were clanking around, putting up crash barriers, by the time Clarke walked away, having cut, pulled and driven to perfection.
This Huskies team is driven to perfection, too, an attitude that starts with Ralph, who was named a first-team all-American by The Associated Press, and a Kodak all-American today along with her teammate Svetlana Abrosimova.
