She realised that her perfectionist approach to her work had caused a lot of tension in her muscles. |
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My mother was a really exceptional craftswoman, an imaginative perfectionist, particularly in cooking and sewing. |
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They believe the world is filled with incompetents, with only a few folks who approach their own perfectionist standards. |
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The problem is that such white-glove perfectionist treatment causes too many people to treat reviews as the last word on a show. |
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Procrastination often comes from unrealistic perfectionist tendencies, self-doubt, or fear of change. |
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He is an old Cuban fisherman who is a perfectionist when it comes to fishing. |
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As the only child of a perfectionist mother, I have been presented with some unusual challenges. |
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Back when I was perfectionist youngster I would have taken each missed shot as a personal affront. |
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Don't allow perfectionist standards to interfere with progress on your dissertation. |
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Or again, he was an amazingly neat gardener, one might almost say a perfectionist. |
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When the discouraged perfectionist reaches a certain point, she can become ultracritical not only of herself but of others. |
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As a gifted mimic and notorious perfectionist, she would later become the most respected female actor of her generation. |
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With the help of his friends, he turns to Rita Harrison, a corporate workaholic perfectionist lawyer. |
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Being the perfectionist that he is, everything is machined to the tightest tolerances and his finishing work is impeccable. |
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Never once do we believe that these are professional, perfectionist killers. |
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As we tour the house, there is no sign of the obsessive perfectionist whose thunderous features can silence a gallery with a single stony glare. |
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In this respect, blogging has revealed a perfectionist streak in me which I didn't know I had. |
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She's a perfectionist and is analytical about her performances but seems afraid of being perceived as a cold fish. |
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It took me all of two minutes to get working, plus an hour of perfectionist fiddling to get this pretty map. |
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Professionally, she is a perfectionist who demands high standards from her work. |
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With the help of his friends, he turns to a corporate workaholic perfectionist lawyer. |
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This man was a perfectionist and absolutely NO erasures or Liquid Paper could be used. |
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The film's success enabled him to establish his own studio, which attracted many animators keen to embrace Williams' perfectionist approach. |
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All agreed he is a true genius and a real perfectionist with timing and sound. |
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They stand for internationality, innovative power, expertise and an exacting, almost perfectionist, quality standard. |
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Not alone was he a perfectionist but he brought a great sense of devotion and fondness to his work. |
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A perfectionist and overthinker, it's easy for small issues to avalanche into big problems for you, and then letting go is tough. |
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He's a perfectionist who pushes himself, often in a cold, dispassionate way. |
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He made relatively few films and gained the reputation of being a fastidious and sometimes ruthless perfectionist. |
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The slightly longer answer is to be more decisive, more impetuous and, in some areas, less of a perfectionist. |
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As a perfectionist student, I hated being made an example of every time I couldn't complete warm-up exercises in PE class. |
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But, being a total and utter obsessive perfectionist about most things, it has been a good challenge for me to leave it very imperfect. |
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Enclosed you will find the history of the company as well of young man Vassant, pugnacious, perfectionist and passionate about his career. |
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On Ghantasala, she said the singer was a perfectionist to the core. |
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The Grand Captain was a known perfectionist, and would have driven many of his men to frustration with his fussy attention to details if not for his charisma. |
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He was too much of a perfectionist to record an album without resources, without promotion and without legal protection of his rights. |
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He's a true perfectionist and straight-up stickler for detail. |
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The only way to make money in the perfectionist craftsperson industry, it seems, is to stop being a perfectionist craftsperson. |
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Given a rest from Cup duties this week by coach Mathijssen, Akpala the perfectionist should be in fine fettle for the challenges ahead. |
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A pragmatic perfectionist, Dr. Lee is as unfailingly frank as he is persuasive. |
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Local worries about the effectiveness of perfectionist politics present no deep problem for perfectionist political theory. |
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A perfectionist, with a penchant for mathematics, Ascencio was known for his finicky polishing of the smallest of details in his composition. |
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But following her mother's advice that she was too much of a perfectionist to go into fashion, Kwolek decided to become a doctor. |
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Even for the 'bad' perfectionist, Oxbridge could still be a great environment. |
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I consider myself to be a perfectionist when it comes to things like this, and the shirts really couldn't be any more perfect. |
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I am not just a perfectionist, I also have a good ear and am a good listener. |
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Let say that this will allow the less perfectionist of the musicians or singers to know where they stand. |
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Being interested in all forms of creation, Woleck is curious about life and is an inventor and perfectionist when it comes to detail. |
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Quality and reliability are paramount and appreciated in a perfectionist industry. |
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I have learned a lot from working with people who are passionate and perfectionist. |
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Among his favorite composers he included Ravel because he too was a perfectionist and Scarlatti because of the intimacy present in his sonatas. |
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You are perfectionist, autonomous, capable of synthesis and worried about the detail. |
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I am a perfectionist who will not hesitate to do the research required to deliver accurate translations. |
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Has this famed perfectionist workaholic chef found a new obsession? |
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What they disagree on is where perfectionist ideals should be invoked. |
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A perfectionist graphic designer kept turning his work in late, not appreciating that his timeliness was every bit as important as the quality of his work product. |
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Offers of new material aren't met due to the Yen's perfectionist outlook. |
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Every object he touched had to live up to his perfectionist standard. |
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He was a perfectionist and he could be strict in social intercourse. |
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Annie was a perfectionist and overachiever who crashed and burned after an Adderall addiction. |
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Boyle's novels are wittily and slyly satiric about the earnest, innocent reforming utopians who questioned social attitudes and proselytised progressive, perfectionist ideals. |
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He was paranoid, obsessive, perfectionist, thin-skinned and self-righteous, and his diary is the long story of a man going mad and taking forty years over it. |
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They repeat tasks over and over with a ritualistic and often perfectionist bent. |
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She's a perfectionist and if she does give TV a go she'd give Oprah a run for her money! |
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Everything from studio sets to company notepaper and the station's transport fleet will carry the new logo, but perfectionist Ferguson still can't relax. |
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If Jessica was right, she definitely had Michael pegged as a perfectionist, no doubt that carried over into his career as a choreographer as well. |
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The same risk increases if the person has a natural tendency to obesity, is subjected to weight-related pressure, emotional stress, or is a perfectionist, has a compulsive personality, or is very productive. |
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Polymath, professional and perfectionist, he uses al his experience and personality to help forward the cause of the beautiful, the useful and the meaningful. |
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An Urban Art artist affected by the seventies, Woleck is a kleptomaniac of life's moments, an intrusive perfectionist, and above all a workaholic. |
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Paige is a perfectionist and a self-starter. |
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He was a notorious perfectionist, however, and his painstaking work in the studio meant that it was several years before his first album was ready for general release. |
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Being a very sensitive person and a perfectionist, coupled with a born tendency to worry too much, I was very often putting a lot of pressure on myself to become a better human being. |
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His perfectionist personality and fractious relationship with his new partner create the sort of confrontational drama you don't find on Strictly. |
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I was pretty much a perfectionist back then. |
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Cabrel fans had to wait another three years for the release of any new Cabrel material, the renowned perfectionist shutting himself away in the studio for months on end to work on his next album. |
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Eight months later, the perfectionist in me is dead and I don't miss her. |
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My perfectionist and traditional disposition carries me towards a methodic and applied figuration, being the mirror of a peaceful and considered emotional state. |
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A daughter of immigrants from Poland, Kwolek headed into science after mother advised she would be too much of a perfectionist for fashion design. |
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A frosty, workaholic, perfectionist chef must surrender some control of her restaurant to a carefree male colleague when she becomes the guardian of her willful young niece after her parents are involved in a tragic accident. |
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The hallmark of Holbein's art is a searching and perfectionist approach discernible in his alterations to his portraits. |
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To try to raise its own standards, the LSO had engaged Mengelberg, a famous orchestral trainer, known as a perfectionist. |
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A perfectionist, Marc Hermant has an eye for detail and accuracy. |
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Of nature perfectionist, my files are for me a constant priority. |
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Many countries, including developed countries, faced complex obstacles on the path to the achievement of human rights, and a perfectionist approach would be counterproductive. |
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I am a perfectionist and am generally very proud of the work I do. |
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It performed excellently, but the perfectionist in Harrison prevented him from sending it on the required trial to the West Indies. |
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He was a perfectionist, and his financial independence enabled him to spend years on the development and production of a picture. |
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He is tight, keyed up, a perfectionist, a hard worker. |
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He is a perfectionist in his work, without being punctilious. |
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A traditional director and a perfectionist who was interested in the darker side of human nature, he had a reputation for tyrannizing his actors to get the most out of the highly polished screenplays. |
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But, from what we have seen in his tweets, it has quite got the perfectionist touch. |
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They are perfectionist and externalist, rather than nonperfectionist and internalist. |
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But he said he soon recognised the Dutchman's strengths and hailed the Manchester United boss as a perfectionist. |
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This great perfectionist, who has elevated to the summit, what was formerly his grandmothers' restaurant in a village of the Ain Department, never does things in half measures. |
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When you see that such a perfectionist working with you and giving you time out of his really busy schedule, it is something that you must really appreciate and be grateful. |
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In Switzerland, we see a distinct perfectionist bias and the wish to be perceived as the world's paragon of virtue, regardless of feasibility aspects or a reasonable cost-benefit ratio. |
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Mr. Abdel-Moneim, observing that the Republic of Korea took a perfectionist approach in many areas, such as industry and art, said that it could do the same in the field of human rights. |
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Wilkinson has been following Buddhist principles and teachings to help control his perfectionist tendencies according to an interview he gave with The Times newspaper. |
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Fake Steve Jobs is a perfectionist who is as insistent that his chai latte be served at 165 degrees as that his iMacs, iPods and iPhones be exactly the right noncolor. |
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For Hamachek, a normal or more adaptive perfectionist was someone who pursued very high standards but whose self-esteem remained intact when those standards were not attained. |
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Famous in the film industry for being a perfectionist, this is not the first time mir has taken up the challenge of learning something new for a film role. |
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