Sentence examples for a perfect resolution from inspiring English sources

"That would be a perfect resolution," comments Pearce.

The blogs and medical journals are filled with potential solutions — new helmets and altered rules, none of them promising a perfect resolution, but many plausible.

The movie's final scene, of Max digging into a piece of chocolate cake as his mother gazes lovingly down upon him, is a perfect resolution to the story, one that unites the generations even as it measures the differences between them.

This may have seemed a somewhat better answer to Seuss than the counter-rejection he proposed in Mulberry Street, but in his next book, The King's Stilts (1939), he again picks up the theme and this time seems to arrive at a perfect resolution.

For me, engaging with culture is a great reminder of the world outside of myself and a perfect resolution for a bad mood.

The synthesis of ethical approaches to shared decision making, and rational choice models provoke both theoretical and political concerns, and is far from a perfect resolution.

Certainly her intervention has ruffled feathers and, in the short term at least, appears to offer a far from perfect resolution.

A screen descended behind him, and on it appeared a rugged coastline in perfect resolution.

In an interview, the governor called the new plan "the perfect resolution" and said it was "not at all a shift" from what he had previously laid out.

Undaunted, physicists have built a different breed of lens with the potential for perfect resolution.

Re. "On Theater: The first 3,999 miles are the best," (Oct . 28: Far from being a "fizzled finale," the last line of "4000 Miles" provides perfect resolution.