Sentence examples for perfection made from inspiring English sources

It's contrived perfection made to get attention".

O'Neill won followers by curating an Instagram account she described as "contrived perfection made to get attention".

I remember Wite-Out, the very acme of technological perfection, made all the more irresistible because of the rumor that Bob Dylan's mother had invented it.

This truth was symbolized, as stated above, by the death of Christ, who, because of his unique relation to God and his moral perfection, made this truth more efficacious than any other martyr.

This week, Essena O'Neill, an Australian teenager with more than half a million followers on Instagram, made headlines after announcing that she was quitting the platform because it is "contrived perfection made to get attention".

They are absolute perfection, made pluperfect by firm, salty beads of caviar, a food that in a strange way mimics the addictive pleasure of popping the cells on plastic bubble wrap.

By doing that, actually trying to accomplish perfection, makes you uncomfortable.

Yet, he insisted, the impossibility of perfection makes it no less imperative to fight for a better world.

Only the idea of perfection makes understandable a final enhancement of the Christian image of the human the intensification from "child of God" to "friend of God".

THE BOTTOM LINE It's a well-done theme hotel that plays its schtick to perfection, making you feel like one privileged inmate.

"If we have learned nothing else from the 20th century," Tony wrote, "we should at least have grasped that the more perfect the answer, the more terrifying its consequences". Yet, he insisted, the impossibility of perfection makes it no less imperative to fight for a better world.