Sentence examples similar to the perfected form from inspiring English sources
The most perfected form of it is found in The Matrix, the Wachowskis' 1999 sci-fi movie in which people don't even know they are being used as organic batteries to power their machine overlords.
When the concert rite emerged in its perfected form, circa 1950 — the ban on applauding after movements took hold only in the early twentieth century, almost certainly prompted by the passivity of home listening — it seemed to elevate and to stifle the music in equal measure.
The existence of a thing is associated with its perfected form in the future.
It's a rarity to find it in its perfected form.
As a group, the three colorful Pop sculptures are characteristic of the artistâs work over the years, offering a certain jouissance and jubilant spirit and demonstrating extraordinary technical virtuosity in the rendering of large perfected forms on a huge scale.
This paradoxical level of world formation is expressed in terms of perfected form-relations.
The idea of parallel universes presents a science fiction version of this idea in which chinks in time make it possible to travel to other dimensions where we can be melded into more perfected forms of ourselves.
Richter's painting, much more closely aligned with Vermeerian photographism, subscribes to the concept of the photograph, of the perfected mimesis of some form.
Bruni was a pioneer in the advocacy of humanistic education, holding that the studia humanitatis shape the perfected man and that the goal of this perfected virtue is political action.
Baseball is the perfected candidate for this kind of augmented reality experience for two reasons.
The art is the perfected imperfection.
