perfectionist Význam & definice

Příklady perfectionist

• The perfectionist speaks of '(simply) good', not 'good for', since 'good for' is infected with desire-dependence.

• This psychodynamic context was complicated by the presence of an excess in self-demands, to comply with a very strict and perfectionist picture of herself.

• As one pianist remarked, 'you need to be a perfectionist in practice and a realist in performance'.

• The question will be whether prudential value is foreign to, or is rather included in, this perfectionist value.

• We hope to have shown that such criticism is not impractical perfectionist carping.

• If so, he has no reason to resist the standard perfectionist view that perfection is a proposal about the nature of welfare.

• Still, the two methods seem to differ on a cardinal point, since the perfectionist method is teleological, whereas the intuitionist method is deontological.

• But he also developed a reputation for being a perfectionist with his own songs and secretive as to his guitar techniques.