Sentence examples for represented perfection from inspiring English sources

He owns half a dozen Cézannes, including a "View of L'Estaque;" two Renoirs, one of which is a fine female figure; and several canvases by the Douanier Rousseau, whom he knew well and who he believed — as nearly no other painter did at that time — "represented perfection in a certain category of French thought".

To sailing cognoscenti, the H-12 1/2 represents perfection of craft.

No one argues that 11 deaths represent perfection.

He was referring to Johann Winckelmann, the 18th-century German art historian whose vision of an ancient Greece "populated by beautiful, tall, blond, wise people, representing perfection," as Mr. Dimou put it, was in a sense imposed on the country to shape modern Greek identity.

Because Newcomb wants the technology to be used to create beautiful apps, "everything we do has to represent perfection and elegance".

He told Ha that since Famo.us was a platform for building beautiful apps "everything we do has to represent perfection and elegance".

To us it represents perfection within imperfection".

Writers as diverse as Baldassare Castiglione and Martin Luther wrote about his reputation and fame; theorists such as Heinrich Glarean and Gioseffo Zarlino held his style as that best representing perfection.

4. The Baha'i Houses of worship all have 9 sides and 9 entrances, as the number 9 is a number of spiritual significance, representing perfection or completion (also, the numerical value of "Baha").

To theologians of the major monotheisms, they represented spiritual perfection.

But the demands of post-war stabilisation, and the fleeting possibility of a simultaneous Korean crisis, may have discredited the notion that America can, in all, get by with fewer troops.And in some ways the strategy represented a perfection of an old form of warfare rather than the birth of a new one.