Sentence examples for all but perfected from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, Coach Norv Turner has all but perfected that befuddled-coach look on the sideline.

But the Knicks, who had their three-game winning streak snapped in dropping to 8-9, hall all but perfected the art of giving up leads.

At one rehearsal I watched last month, Smigel had all but perfected his parody of Gore's voice, with its occasional sibilance and faint echo of a schoolmaster's modulations.

Despite near-universal acclaim, Fallout 3 did have some niggling issues, and it seems that, knowing they've all but perfected the basic structure of the game, Obsidian have taken great care to iron out the most apparent problems.

Your correspondent can understand why.On the one hand, he appreciates the way digital cameras let him experiment endlessly by taking numerous shots of a scene, each time with a different exposure setting, and then deleting or editing the less successful ones until an all-but perfect image remains.

I want all of you actors to just stop.' " Mr. Bridges admits that his memory doesn't quite jibe with the finished film, which uses a series of freeze frames to halt the actors in their tracks a touch of emphatic existential dread that may be the only questionable note in an all-but-perfect movie.

There are tons of racing games on the iPhone, and it is becoming super clear that the device is all-but perfect for the genre.

A startup, Gigabell has negligible revenues, but investors began discounting an all-but-perfect future of high revenue growth and easy-to-get credit to build out its network.

"Please Give" is like a finely wrought short story, and it's all but perfect.

Mr. Hairr, who grew up in North Carolina, said the setting was all but perfect.

Still more unusual among celebrity memoirs is that Reeves describes a childhood that was all but perfect.