Sentence examples for the perfecting of from inspiring English sources

At the outbreak of the American Civil War he devoted himself at once to the perfecting of firearms.

But the perfecting of this tonal technique increased the reproductive facility of printmaking, thus contributing to the decline of artistic creativity.

He has devoted a book to "eating and the perfecting of our nature," and has contributed to books with titles like "The Neoconservative Imagination".

Readers intrepidly propose works of sophisticated modernity: Robsica's suggestions include a pair of novels by Stephen Wright, "Going Native" and "M31: A Family Romance," as well as Robert Musil's story "The Perfecting of a Love".

The perfecting of a technology by a well managed company catering to its best customers leaves it vulnerable to "disruption" by a cheaper, scrappier alternative that is good enough for everyone else.

The main Song dynasty achievement in silk production was the perfecting of kesi, an extremely fine silk tapestry woven on a small loom with a needle as a shuttle.

For example, Comrie (1976) distinguishes four typical uses of the perfect: the perfect of result, the experiential perfect, the perfect of persistent situation and the perfect of recent past.

The head of this group of gods was known as the Perfected of the Southern Extremities.

He's also bringing the infamous Dope JuicyNYC duo Sushi'o Speak over for a UK debut to play his Labour of Love partheat Glasgow's Sub Club on the 13th February, and The Ace Hotel in London the following day.

Mr. Richard Whitney, of Groton and Harvard, is, of course, the perfect expression of the perfect type.

"Kate Upton is the perfect example of that".