Sentence examples for a perfect child from inspiring English sources

"When his mother and father had him, he must have been a perfect child as well.

Tarah is one of those kids in the middle, neither maladjusted nor striving to be a perfect child.

My husband and I are both far from perfect, and if we had a perfect child, it certainly wouldn't be anything like us.

Splash is a real dog, too, but in "My Senator and Me," he's more like a perfect child wearing a curly fur coat.

Domenico Ghirlandaio's picture An Old Man and a Boy shows a man with a grossly bulbous nose looking down upon a perfect child.

(Surely that's older than I am, isn't it?) When I say I remember him as a perfect child, he shouts to his family, "Hey, the teacher says I was a perfect child!" I ask Mike if he will get hold of classmates so we can get together.

As a parallel, Gaudzinski-Windheuser suggested that the cute and chubby fictional stars of the children's TV show, Teletubbies Tinky Winky, Po, Laa-Laa, and Dipsy symbolize the common idea of a perfect, child-friendly world, and yet each Teletubby has their own individual personality.

But after a while -- as they hear the men's stories of death and destruction, as they write letters for a soldier with no hands or find "a small, perfect child's hand, lying palm up in the dust" -- they begin to need comfort themselves.

The sight of a public aflutter over the talents — and the eventual fall — of a seemingly perfect child is at least as old as the last century.

But there is no magic in a healthy, perfect child.

After all, they were proud parents, boasting to the family and community about my education and accomplishments, I couldn't have been a more perfect child in their eyes which would make the fall from grace even harder.