Sentence examples for thought perfection from inspiring English sources

"I couldn't get up in the morning or get to sleep at night if I thought perfection was possible.

Nevertheless, I then thought perfection attainable and came to define it as living up to societal expectations.

I don't think perfection is beauty".

That was before D.S.L. Today we think perfection is possible and should happen instantly.

I think perfection is: the first day of a Test at Lord's; a piña colada in the Caribbean; the Wailers' first album; Morgan Freeman in The Shawshank Redemption; my father's arithmetic.

“I think perfection is a good description of what I’m seeking,” Wright says.

Let go of what you think perfection looks like.

As long as we're talking about earthbound people, places and things, I think perfection is a complete myth.

I thought that perfection was the airbrushed models in glamour magazines and the A-list celebrities in the media, with their flawless skin, shiny locks and enviable bodies.

But toward the century's end Burke's dualism began to come under pressure, not from those who thought two perfections too many, but from those who thought it too few.

I think that perfection is practically unattainable but imperfection is right at hand.