“The sauce detracted from the simple perfection of the kaiser roll, grilled onions, and barbecued Kransky combination.”

“For the alchemist, it represented the perfection of all matter on any level, including that of the mind, spirit, and soul.”

“He dedicated much of his life to the perfection of his craft.”

“Whatever Lewis lacked in intellect, he compensated with hard work, observation, patience, perfectionism, rote learning, and attention to detail.”

“Women driven by impulsive behavior and perfectionism have higher odds of developing both problems.”

“A perfectionism that rejects or abandons what we cannot fully control is a flaw far deeper than a monster's ugliness.”

“The quality of the print off a perfector press stands or falls with the attitude of the press crew.”

“Serum7 is a serum concentrated perfector of skin which, in only 4 weeks, helps to reveal the youth of your skin.”

“Two of them, a Rapida 105 eight-colour perfector and a fourcolour straight press, came on stream in December at Prinpia, part of the Chunjae group.”

“My mother was a really exceptional craftswoman, an imaginative perfectionist, particularly in cooking and sewing.”

“They have firmly accepted the Confucian belief in the perfectibility and educability of the common person.”

“Faith in the perfectibility of man has caused more pratfalls than the banana peel.”

“It's something that utopians like to forget in their deathless faith in the perfectibility of man.”

“His characteristic manner soon brought customers from near and far and his perfectness in hair styling was always much admired.”

“It was just like a movie moment and I had a bit of a lump in my throat at the perfectness of it all.”

“And why do they want to drag everyone they know into their world of perceived perfectness?”

“The perfectibilist held firm in their conviction that all individuals are capable of continuous self-improvement and progress.”

“Type-A were considered introverted perfectionists while type-AB were an unpredictable, distant lot.”

“Like other perfectionists, she had painted herself into a corner, an impossible situation to get out of.”

“Self-acceptance, an acceptance of one's imperfections and weaknesses, is very difficult for perfectionists.”

“There is an implicit question as to whether perfections are coherent such that they can exist in one person.”

“I was becoming too attached to the past, which was now eternised in my mind as impossible perfections.”

“In addition, God has, though not with metaphysical necessity, all the moral perfections.”