Not a single human taints the dream of mastery and perfection.
Juxtaposed to purely competitive sports, AAS offer a possibility for mastery and perfection in relation to challenging environments [25, 34, 35].
Averroes was aware that very few if any individuals reach intellectual perfection, i.e., mastery of all there is to know, and even that person cannot maintain the state of conjunction indefinitely, being human and requiring food, drink, and non-intellectual pursuits.
2. JAMES ANDERSON - Approached perfection in Kolkata with his mastery of reverse-swing, discipline and stamina.
Practice may bring a mastery that mimics perfection, but practice also creates suffering if one does not know what they are doing and why they are doing it.
Perfect ballets demand perfection.
Complete a small task to perfection to give yourself a sense of control and mastery.
His cupboards are peppered with instruction DVDs hosted by American conjurers; presumably thanks to Dungeness's lack of competing distractions, his mastery of card tricks has been honed to perfection.
Pool swimming is a spectacle of perfection, with each competitor alone in a lane, exhibiting peak mastery of one of the sport's four strokes — backstroke, breaststroke, butterfly, or freestyle.
And now, in a new and important biography, the noted authority Christoph Wolff presents Bach as a "learned musician," a composer-intellect whose systematic mastery of musical genres and continual search for perfection seem not so distant from the methodical technological breakthroughs of today.
