Sentence examples for a rather perfect from inspiring English sources

The silver film has a rather perfect crystal structure.

One of Ove Arup's favorite projects was, likewise, a footbridge, a modest span across the River Wear on the campus of Durham University, completed in 1963; he later described it as a "rather perfect" example of "the complete integration of architecture, structure and method of construction".

She died three years later, and when I hold the smooth heft of that stone in my palm, I think of that silly outing, the pair of us in our cagoules, our mild grousing at what seems in retrospect a rather perfect holiday.

Add in the overt flirtation between Solo and Gaby when they have their own meet cute, and you have a rather perfect love triangle between the three.

To the casual observer, it seems like a rather perfect family scene -- three small girls, aged 14, 12 and 10, quietly doing their homework in preparation for school the next day.

In fact, it's all rather perfect.

We don't believe in having a perfect life, but rather perfect moments.

There was something rather perfect about the writer of Death of a Salesman, but the death of the playwright has uncovered a disturbing tale.

Rather, perfect prevention threatens our right to be free in our thoughts, even when those thoughts turn to crime.

The temperature of melting of initial mesomorphic domains, after reorganization at elevated temperature, is identical to the temperature of melting of rather perfect lamellae, obtained by initial slow melt-crystallization, followed by annealing.

The CNNC arrays grown at the CH4/N2 ratio of 1/5 have rather perfect cone shapes and good wettability to the polymer P3HT PCBM.