Word: perfectionistã
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...debilitating case of Alzheimer’s during the time of his retirement prevented the “perfectionist?? Wagner from fulfilling his teaching duties, she said...
...officials would straightforwardly defend their actions—explain why the caskets are worth it, for example, rather than hide them—then the election would be about honest disagreements, rather than deceptive practices. But this White House, for all its imperfections, is proving to be a perfectionist??unable to acknowledge errors, even when they might be defensible. How supremely ironic that, as John Kerry’s campaign struggles to make him look more “human,” President Bush seems unable to acknowledge that he and his advisors are just that...
...always wants the best for his students. Though it has been frustrating at times, I think that he’s brought the level of singing to the highest it’s been at Harvard,” Yeh said. “He’s a perfectionist??he always wants the best but also makes...
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