| The way we learn to write better is to write a great deal, but perfectionism won't let us do that. |
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| You might even get a handle on your perfectionism by doing a short stint with a psychologist. |
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| Although it is too early to tell, I would associate Katherine with a degree of rigidness, perfectionism, and inflexibility. |
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| And there was me thinking that we have the perfectionism game sewn up all by ourselves. |
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| There is this emphasis on perfectionism, this emphasis on sort of intellectual discussion and debate. |
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| The primary purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between primary exercise-dependence symptoms and perfectionism. |
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| After all, this is a column about perfectionism, so it's got to be really good. |
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| Tiernan performs with the casual ease of a natural raconteur, but the appearance belies an almost fretful perfectionism. |
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| Part II focuses on social, motivational, and cognitive factors in perfectionism. |
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| His story is partly one of gritty determination, perfectionism and hard work. |
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| Whatever Lewis lacked in intellect, he compensated with hard work, observation, patience, perfectionism, rote learning, and attention to detail. |
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| Good perfectionism means you set high but reasonable standards for yourself. |
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| But motivation coming from a negative source relentlessly generates anxiety and stress, creating compulsive perfectionism. |
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| A perfectionism that rejects or abandons what we cannot fully control is a flaw far deeper than a monster's ugliness. |
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| Women driven by impulsive behavior and perfectionism have higher odds of developing both problems. |
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| It often feels as though the consequences of giving up perfectionism will be worse than dealing with the pain. |
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| With an intellectual's perfectionism, he cannot bring himself to face his desires in real life. |
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| The medieval age was tyrannized by a demand for spiritual perfectionism, making it hard to accomplish anything practical. |
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| When we forget that our longing for the good and the true is grounded in the beautiful, the spiritual life degenerates into moralism and perfectionism. |
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| In the studio, however, her perfectionism verged on control freakery. |
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| But it's also draggy and slow, the product of toil and perfectionism over spontaneity and enthusiasm that seems to insinuate more than it actually says. |
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| Surely slapdash American engineering will be put to shame by the inventive perfectionism of the German Tüftler, car folk mutter. |
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| In a preoccupation with a perfectionism, we manufacture planters, luminary and furniture of decoration. |
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| He returned to his homeland and set up shop in Caumont, a stone's throw from Saint-Girons, to put into practice his idea of perfectionism. |
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| Clinging to legal perfectionism, in contrast, is boycotting the efforts to end aggressions. |
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| Social and mass media often promote unrealistic life expectations and engender a persecutory perfectionism within young adults. |
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| Unrealistic perfectionism is a key driver for more serious problems such as depression, anxiety, self-harm and eating disorders. |
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| Based on the values of precision, perfectionism and giving pleasure, Krups products radiate efficiency and high quality. |
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| We may well have grounds for complaint about the USA's economic perfectionism, but we should still be more flexible on economic issues. |
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| According to Eli Bay, perfectionism is one of the most common causes of stress-related issues. |
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| No contemporary Mennonite confession of faith would endorse a doctrine of perfectionism. |
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| Thanks to the perfectionism of the people at Passwerk, we can count on the results of the development being of a high standard. |
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| Meditate on the statement at the right about the effects of perfectionism on our personal relationships. |
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| Linda is a classic 'Type-A' personality, dynamic and driven to perfectionism. |
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| She prepares for her whirlwind, worldwide fashion week tour with inscrutability and perfectionism. |
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| That is the cornerstone of his epic career, his attention to detail, his innate perfectionism and his belligerent refusal to be beaten, whatever the opposition. |
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| Moral perfectionism is always the enemy of the possible and the practical. |
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| His determination, impatience, and perfectionism were legendary. |
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| And yet he was convinced that nothing had hampered him and his schoolfellows so much as the grammatical perfectionism drummed into them by teachers. |
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| But for a poignant and very enjoyable commentary on the grim perils of Vogue-inspired perfectionism, you could do no better. |
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| But when that desire is taken too far, perfectionism can take over your life and keep you from accomplishing much at all. |
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| We are invited to a conversion: not to turn towards ourselves in introspection or individual perfectionism, but to seek communion with God and also communion with others. |
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| People with OCPD have personality traits reflecting extreme perfectionism, indecision, preoccupation with details and rules, and must have things their way with family, friends and colleagues. |
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| They just garner most of the subsidies and cultivate the cool perfectionism of sterile toe dancing, which not only ruins the body but is also a totally outmoded aesthetic. |
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| Besides his well-known skills as a composer, lyricist and producer, the British musician could also be a sociologist and a philosopher in his spare time, as he accomplishes everything with such unrivalled perfectionism. |
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| Renowned for his professional perfectionism, the young man demanded to record all his work in London, claiming that London recording studios produced a more sophisticated modern sound. |
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| As for Richard Woleck, a young artist for the gallery, his perseverance, his ideas, humour and perfectionism are artistic and human qualities which strike one immediately. |
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| Ambition, creativity and perfectionism are his chief characteristics. |
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| The magical splendour of nature offered a delightful background to this impressive concert where beauty of nature and perfectionism of art were combined. |
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| Navigating between frenzied passion, playfulness and perfectionism, M the musician or M the magician began by captivating professionals and is now winning the hearts of a public in search of dreams. |
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| There's a certain perfectionism in most of them. |
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| In the interview it's also mentioned that he spent 12 months agonizing over the strap design of the Apple Watch, such is his perfectionism. |
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| Among the variables affecting the orientation of the objective perfectionism can be cited. |
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| Over the years, theories about her absence from the stage have included her perfectionism and a fear of flying. |
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| Past perfectionism over devices has won it time to improve its maps. |
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| Havrilesky's readers have spent their lives juggling perfectionism and easygoingness, self-acceptance and obsessive self-improvement, conventional emotional steeliness and feminist-sanctioned forms of emotional intensity. |
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| Recent research has shown perfectionism to be an issue of genetics. |
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| Although she participated in exhibitions fairly regularly, her perfectionism produced in her a marked ambivalence toward exhibiting. |
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| As the sessions progressed, Chandler became increasingly frustrated with Hendrix's perfectionism and his demands for repeated takes. |
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| The devout, incredibly expensive perfectionism of the building's lapidary joinery and excruciating lighting may cloy — the God in these details is a neat-freak — but it optimizes looking. |
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| He once called a fellow director on Christmas Day to complain about a missing comma in a memo. But if his perfectionism bordered on pedantry, Warburg continued to inspire great loyalty. |
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| Although senior officials stake the legitimacy of their inputs on strategic competence, no room is available for presumptuousness or perfectionism. |
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| In many ways, the current culture of perfectionism enveloping many teen girls' lives begins with the oversaturation of information. |
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| Delaying the process further was Chaplin's rigorous perfectionism. |
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| And in order to avoid it, Parfit has embraced perfectionism. |
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| Despite his hectic touring schedule and notorious perfectionism, he was a prolific recording artist who left behind numerous unreleased recordings. |
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