Sentence examples for What perfectly from inspiring English sources

What perfectly reasonable proposal that Foster made to Frank Sinatra brought this response: "Why the fuck would I want to do that?" And how did Foster get Barbra Streisand to do something she never does: stand up at a private party and burst into song?

Or maybe it isn't the noise, because I heard his "What?" perfectly well.

What these particulars are like is given by what perfectly natural monadic properties they instantiate, and what perfectly natural relations they stand in to one another.

Lewis looks to science really, to physics to tell us what perfectly natural properties there are.

At all events, here is a proposal: Physicalism should be construed as entailing a constraint on what perfectly natural relations there are.

(1997, p. 84) Rather, what they are like in the relevant and fundamental sense is settled by what perfectly natural properties and relations they instantiate.

"Financial Bill Poses Big Tests for Lobbyists" (front page, May 23) shows that what's perfectly legal in our political system is also what's perfectly wrong with it.

What a perfectly susceptible state of mind for advertising.

So what other perfectly enjoyable films did the critics miss?

Others seemed curious about what this perfectly tailored, bespectacled lawyer and former politician knew about life.

Kaiser's account dwells less on blatant corruption than on what is perfectly, depressingly legal.