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He's so fussy about the house - everything has to be absolutely perfect.
The president reassured his people that he was in perfect health.
The curtains look great - they're a perfect match for the sofa.
Within a short space of time you could be speaking perfect English!
Her determination, teamwork skills and leadership capabilities convinced us that she was perfect for the job.
'I have already eaten' is an example of the present perfect.
Instead of being formed by a combination of existing elements, the pattern takes the elements at their crudest and gradually perfects them.
However, they do not feel that they have perfected their modelling techniques, and sometimes are unable to achieve such a representation.
Having a little knowledge may be a dangerous thing, but having all knowledge is not ; power may corrupt, but absolute power perfects absolutely.
In making something, stage by stage, we are said to be perfecting it.
He parallels perfecting his use of shorthand to perfecting himself, not just as a user of shorthand, but also as a writer of successful novels.
In fact, he seems to hold that new languages may develop by extending and perfecting the basic elements of existing languages.
Furthermore, they seem to desire and actively seek exposure to language and choose to practice what they learn until it is perfected.
Indeed, she had already perfected her own brand of "journalese" while writing for other magazines of the time.
Genetic engineering was first perfected on microbes, which have served as living factories for the production of medicines and other products of commercial value.
Clauses describing states (which include progressives, perfects, conditionals and generics) introduce stickers on existing nodes.
We should instead keep asking questions, perfecting techniques, and uncovering new facts for the next edition.
In the classic phrase, grace perfects nature, it does not destroy it.
I suspect that the real breakthrough will not come until the post-coital pill is perfected.
Intellectual effort should not be aimed at perfecting reality through thought-practices that distance one from it, but should aim to interpret its intricacies.
All these are the syllogistic arts, whose operation and aim, once perfected, consists of applying syllogisms.
