Sentence examples for very perfection from inspiring English sources
All's well between my fourth wife and me; really, nothing could be better; in fact, I have no hesitation in saying that our love is perfect; but isn't this very perfection a cause for concern?
But its very "perfection" can be off-putting to some.
The piece is immaculate, manicured, its untouchableness conveyed by the very perfection of its presentation.
Certainly, it is undemonstrative in its perfection; but that very perfection is a quality we should treasure.
The ladykiller's exquisite manners — a refinement that's both the snare for Henry's innocent victim and the cloak with which he dresses his arrogance as virtue — are familiar from Bluebeard and from Chaplin's "Monsieur Verdoux," but, in May's view, their very perfection turns Henry into a full-time performer whose faux nobility seeps into reality.
Finally, although the practice of punishment under law may be the very perfection of punishment in human experience, most of us learn about punishment well before any encounters with the law.
"Ideals" are a Greek rather than biblical concept, and their very airy perfection and unreachability makes it all too easy for us to sacrifice them in the world of the "real" as we understand it at the time.
Mythic because the very idea of perfection is a myth: perfect by whose or what standard?
Fifteen years after creating the role, familiarity has bred something very close to perfection.
But she described him as "very close to perfection for his standard".
