perfect stage

The climate crisis is the perfect stage for a writer such as Williams, who is looking to rapture all the time.

What interests me is the artistic beauty of the decorations and the perfect stage management of the surroundings.

We may, therefore, pause here to notice the characteristic qualities of the language at its most perfect stage.

There agriculture is a curse, a fall from a more perfect stage to a lower and imperfect one.

In passing from the experimental, to a more perfect stage of co-operative life, a marvelous change for the better is noted.

It was a perfect stage scene for a secret meeting of conspirators.