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Meanings of perfect self in English
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Usage of perfect self in English
1
She had the perfect self-possession that familiarity with the best society gives.
2
The even tone and perfect self-possession of the young man reassured her.
3
The reception was faultless-onall sides the pleasant ease of perfect self-possession
4
They could retire with perfect self-respect and make excuses to the stars.
5
You should have seen the attention she had, and her perfect self-possession.
6
Her perfect self-control, and her exceedingly embarrassing counter-question, quite took him aback.
7
He was a dignified, fine-looking man, with polished manners and perfect self-possession.
8
He deported himself with perfect self-possession; the waiter served him respectfully.
9
He would have faced the prospects of a straight fight with perfect self-confidence.
10
She bent and kissed him on the forehead gravely, and with perfect self-possession.
11
In some aspects, speech is a more perfect self-revelation than act.
12
He watched the ball all the way onto the bat with perfect self-possession.
13
His savage waste of human life he recounts with perfect self-complacency.
14
Mr. Dunbar had said all this with perfect self-possession, and with great deliberation.
15
Miss Melbury sang-withperfect self-possession ,andan immense compass of voice.
16
Then, admirably, she put it all under, and spoke on with perfect self-control.
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