Sentence examples for perfection written from inspiring English sources

His major work was The Scale [or Ladder] of Perfection, written separately in two books.

Santat created the animated television series "The Replacements" for Disney; you may recognize his style from his earlier picture books, which include the recent "Picture Day Perfection," written by Deborah Diesen.

"The human bodily form was hailed as the epitome of manifested perfection," writes the great Indian art historian, Vidya Dehejia.

Colonel Griffith, whose plan Van Dorn had executed to perfection, wrote that "I felt as if I could charge hell and capture the devil".

The two strove for perfection writing songs that they felt would be relatable.

As Marion Woodman, Jungian analyst and author of "Addiction to Perfection," wrote, "Perfection is defeat... Perfection belongs to the gods; completeness or wholeness is the most a human being can hope for..

On moving in, I saw it as a sign that I was making a good decision, that my career in the arts world would turn around, that I would make sense of things and get back on track, here, in this place where perfection was written on the walls.

"No project of this magnitude can achieve perfection," Mr. Nagel wrote.

"Risk management can never achieve perfection," he wrote.

"Washington had performed his role to perfection," David McCullough writes in "1776" (Simon & Schuster; $32).

The movie "can lay some claim to a textbook perfection," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times.