Sentence examples similar to polish perfection from inspiring English sources
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In an age of recording, when every slip of the fingers can be captured for posterity, classical musicians tend to place tremendous emphasis on polish and perfection.
It's not an industry driven by polish and perfection and Tom Cruise.
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What is unusual is the way the machismo is polished to perfection.
THE sun was brilliant, the Mediterranean sparkling, the Bentleys and Lamborghinis polished to perfection in front of the Hotel de Paris.
If one of the purposes of fiction is to show us ourselves, Wieringa's mirror is polished to perfection.
Tuesday night's festivities, which marked the Obama Administration's 13th state dinner or official visit of a foreign leader, was polished to perfection.
The result sometimes rivals Proust or the later Henry James in its complexity, except that where Proust and James are polished to perfection West seems fast and raw.
In typical Nintendo style, it's polished to perfection, wringing astounding ingenuity from a simple premise and dressing it all up in charming, childlike trappings.
This phrase will be polished to perfection and then sold to agents, to the networks and -- assuming months of unbelievable luck -- to audiences via TV listings.
