Beecher's diary entry provides the only known physical description of the slave-turned-spy: "a Juno, done in somber marble … her features regular and expressive, her eyes exceedingly bright and sharp, her form and movements the perfection of grace".
Perfect ballets demand perfection.
Instead of a salmon steak, the salmon is a thin fillet cooked to moist perfection and presented with a sharp but creamy mustard sauce.
The man who does logic puzzles in his spare time to keep his mind sharp had tactically played the race to perfection.
Whatever direction Sharp chooses to take, his pursuit of perfection will remain the top goal.
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.
Electric | With diamond abrasives and a spring-loaded chamber that precisely and gently guided the blade, this sharpener "purred" with perfection, consistently producing edges that were sharper than on brand-new knives from edge to tip.
He emerged, wearing a faded green T-shirt imprinted with a mosaic of Edie Sedgwick images — a sharp contrast to Pete Campbell, who dons suits starched to perfection.
The role of Babe's lawyer, a determined young man just out of law school, is finely characterized by Joseph Daniels, whose perfection of dress and manner poses a sharp contrast with the others.
One such image, a close-up of a young man's face, accentuates the perfection of the man's jaw lines and sharp cheeks while letting those features clash with his massive, almost aggressively so, eyes and pupils.
Moreover, the formation and subsequent perfection of disordered crystals are also evidenced by the sharp transition of integrated scattering intensity revealed by depolarized light scattering measurements.
