Sentence examples for all that perfect from inspiring English sources

"During my routine and even after it, I did not think it was all that perfect," said the gymnast Nadia Comaneci, whose unprecedented score of 10.0 at the 1976 Olympics exemplifies perfection on a grand sports stage.

That would have been a total disgrace if he had ruined all that perfect work, but it has been known, you'd never bet the mortgage on Fred from short range.

It's cheered me up more that I would have believed possible to realise that behind all that perfect plotting lies at least as much chaos as I embrace in my own writing life.

It starts, I would submit, with the myth of the perfect mother, because, let's face it, if our mothers were really all that perfect the nation's therapists would be out of business.

I warm up for about 10 minutes, then I start the process of the makeup, which when you're doing it for a big house like ours, the makeup doesn't have to be all that perfect because no one can see that closely.

"I'm not all that perfect or anything and they have to know that".

Blood pressure, all that, is perfect.

After all, what's better than kissing a baby -- all that smooth, perfect skin, those rolls of fat, all that love that just oozes out of them?

He knew through it all that the perfect is the enemy of the good, and that a purist lefty candidate would not win the White House.

A shoot by Richard Avedon changed all that ('She's perfect. Don't touch her,' he said).

Two touches with the paddle were all that was needed to perfect the aim.