Sentence examples similar to a perfect recourse from inspiring English sources
The sychophancy, the self-disregard, the recourse to fantasy is a perfect summation of Ireland's warped relationship to the great powers, but particularly Britain.
"Mr. Stern's playing," Mr. Schonberg wrote, "is a perfect illustration of the fact that a big tone can be delicately and even vigorously colored without recourse to a heavy vibrato.
Born, as her Miss Manners Web site has it, "a perfect lady in an imperfect society," she continues to contend, through her books and her newspaper and Internet columns, with "the gamut of social discourse and recourse" — an activity that also deeply engaged the novelist Edith Wharton, whose fictional portrait by Jennie Fields she reviews this week.
"It was a perfect perfect performance.
A perfect regular season.
This, too, is a virtuosic turn, the more impressive for its understatement: it takes a perfect sense of pace, such that one event follows rhythmically upon the last, and the passing of time and its consequences fall neatly into sentences, without remainder or recourse to any larger structuring device.
