Sentence examples for perfection toward from inspiring English sources

The theory explains the force of the off-slant scene in a film, the power of elliptical dialogue in the theatre, the constant artistic need to turn away from apparent perfection toward the laconic or unfixed.

As a practitioner he was striving toward perfection and toward implementation of research ideas and results in real life.

THE SOUL OF A CHEF: The Journey Toward Perfection.

THE SOUL OF A CHEF: The Journey Toward Perfection, by Michael Ruhlman.

Alicia Ferrer and Emmanuel Robinson, for example, had more spirit than shape in George Balanchine's fiendishly difficult "Tarantella," but they told us something about their aspirations toward perfection, the goals toward which they study.

"An Eye Toward Perfection: The Shaker Museum and Library," is the special exhibition that will be on display during the run of the antiques show.

Two places to find it, in muted form, are "The Last Days of Haute Cuisine" (Viking; $24.95), by Patric Kuh, and "The Soul of a Chef: The Journey Toward Perfection" (Penguin; $15), by Michael Ruhlman.

Nevertheless, in "The Soul of a Chef: The Journey Toward Perfection," Ruhlman sets out to perform a task even restaurant insiders would find difficult: to delve so deeply into the hearts and minds of a few select chefs that he may discover the essence of haute cuisine.

"The reality is the urgency in Puerto Rico, the humanitarian needs on the island make us look at this bill not with an eye toward perfection but with an eye toward what is doable," Rep. Raul Grijalva (D-Ariz). said on the House floor ahead of the vote. .

Actions that tend toward perfection produce pleasure and actions that tend toward imperfection produce displeasure (or pain).

But their tendency is toward perfection.