| "A search for perfection. | |
| "Excellence does not require perfection." | |
| "Fix your eyes on perfection and almost everything... speeds toward it." William Channing said that, you know. | |
| "Here... is the measure of perfection! | |
| "If the poem's score for perfection is plotted... "on the horizontal of a graph... "and its importance is plotted on the vertical, | |
| "A search for perfection. | |
| "Excellence does not require perfection." | |
| "Fix your eyes on perfection and almost everything... speeds toward it." William Channing said that, you know. | |
| "Here... is the measure of perfection! | |
| "If the poem's score for perfection is plotted... "on the horizontal of a graph... "and its importance is plotted on the vertical, | |
| A sister driven into desp'rate terms whose worth, if praises may go back again stood challenger, on mount of all the age for her perfections. | |
| And the rest of your life you could spend in contemplating your own perfections. | |
| Believe me, my dear Miss Elizabeth, that your modesty adds to your other perfections. | |
| Dear, dear Aunt... I know none of such perfections. So brave, and yet so gentle. | |
| Shall I mention the sheer beauty of your brother the Dauphin, one of his many perfections? | |
| A sister driven into desp'rate terms whose worth, if praises may go back again stood challenger, on mount of all the age for her perfections. | |
| And the rest of your life you could spend in contemplating your own perfections. | |
| Believe me, my dear Miss Elizabeth, that your modesty adds to your other perfections. | |
| Dear, dear Aunt... I know none of such perfections. So brave, and yet so gentle. | |
| Shall I mention the sheer beauty of your brother the Dauphin, one of his many perfections? | |
| The dictatorship of Pinochet crushed that democracy which had perfectioned itself over two centuries, and destroyed, day after day, for 18 years, the country I knew. | |
| One person finds in another, because its behavior, or because its physical characteristics, something that he needs for perfectioning. | |
| The dictatorship of Pinochet crushed that democracy which had perfectioned itself over two centuries, and destroyed, day after day, for 18 years, the country I knew. | |
| One person finds in another, because its behavior, or because its physical characteristics, something that he needs for perfectioning. | |
