perfectionist|perfectionists in English

noun

[per·fec·tion·ist || pər'fekʃnɪst /pə'-]

one who strives for perfection, one who will not accept anything less than perfectio

Use "perfectionist|perfectionists" in a sentence

1. Many top athletes are perfectionists who drive themselves to excel.

2. In emotional terms, is a perfectionist.

3. The innkeeper is a perfectionist.

4. Get rid of your perfectionist streak.

5. He was a shy, nervous perfectionist.

6. Be very smart and a perfectionist.

7. She's a perfectionist to her fingertips.

8. Muddlers Schmalkaldic perfectionist Acetabulous bronze-bearing

9. Perfectionists are hypercritical to the point that they can't support people around them.

10. A perfectionist, Wyler earned the nickname "40-take Wyler".

11. I a perfectionist, that can not be wrong.

12. I have to admit it: I a perfectionist.

13. He was a perfectionist who didn't suffer fools gladly.

14. It was an unmitigated disaster for him as a perfectionist!

15. Carl Gauss was an ardent perfectionist and a hard worker.

16. She's such a perfectionist that she notices even the tiniest mistakes.

17. 15 They may be perfectionist, greedy, self-righteous, paranoid, indignant, or insecure.

18. Hoffman is known to be a perfectionist who is often hard on directors.

19. The perfectionist is an anxious person, always afraid of what may go wrong.

20. How can you keep a perfectionist mind-set from taking over your life?

21. Fernand Braudel the perfectionist was still working on the book when he died.

22. To reach that level of playing you have to be an absolute perfectionist.

23. He was a perfectionist in his art and could be difficult to work for.

24. She worked carefully on her drawing, with all the attention to detail of the perfectionist.

25. Mart Kenney was a perfectionist, and his high standards were an example to everyone else.