Sentence examples for reduced perfection from inspiring English sources

Once we've reduced perfection to a kind of sharp-elbowed self-actualization, even impressive artistic and intellectual accomplishments, like those extracted by the Tiger Mother from her daughters, come to seem not admirable but hollow and desperate.

Creativity can reduce perfection.

Facades are carefully scrubbed clean; interiors, often blending minimalist white walls and a few painstakingly restored historic details, are reduced to a bland perfection.

While the boys have a fair range of physical and personality traits, the female cast — Dr. Robbins, Brooke Springer and Elise Moreau — is reduced to model-like perfection, little more than caricatures and simplistic objects of fantasy (with the exception of Will's mother, who has a tiny role as Everymom).

The critical heating rate for complete inhibition of perfection and reorganization is reduced from about 40,000 K s−1 in the homopolymer to about 10,000 K s−1 in copolymers.

With the aim of improving the structural perfection and reduce the Te particle concentration in CdTe crystals, a modified Bridgman method with artificial seeding has been developed.

A hearty meal is finished to perfection with one of these gin-poached pears, a drizzle of honey and the reduced poaching liquid.

The vet in question allegedly also reduced the size of camels' ears to make them look more delicate, another signifier of camel perfection.

Without reducing creaturely possibilities to God's actually exemplified perfections (as idealists do with extension), Spinoza presents an alternative grounding thesis and a challenge.

Supermarkets know they could reduce cost and waste, but keep serving up the perfection we demand.

But we can substantially reduce our stress by recognizing that in many situations, we have become perfectionists in realms where perfection isn't necessary, realistic, or even useful.