Sentence examples for perfection with which from inspiring English sources
The perfection of believers is the perfection with which they reflect the image of God.
And although silicon is a good choice because of the perfection with which its crystals can be grown using apparatus designed to make them for the computer-chip industry—it brings another difficulty.
No dancer today matches the noble perfection with which Mr. Hallberg executes steps; the refinement of his line, the arch of his feet, the clarity of his delivery are all miraculous.
"No dancer today matches the noble perfection with which Mr. Hallberg executes steps; the refinement of his line, the arch of his feet, the clarity of his delivery are all miraculous," Alastair Macaulay, The New York Times's chief dance critic, wrote in 2011.
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Being a Veronese fan, I usually make first for "The Marriage at Cana," to relish the perfection with which the great man places Jesus' miracle at the heart of a bustling social occasion where the caterers are no less interesting than the guests.
This is by way of contrast with A-perfection (for absolute perfection)—which applies to the divine existence and essence which is to be unsurpassable by all others, including self.
Finally there is perfection as aesthetic idealism, the thing with which Bergkamp is most associated and which informed so much of what he did on a football field.
Architects aren't the only ones known for obsession with perfection, however, which may be why so many artists also came to rely on Treitel-Gratz.
He expects perfection, which, perfection isn't possible".
Maimonides held that the prophets combined intellectual perfection, which made them philosophers, with perfection of the imaginative faculty.
