Sentence examples for altogether perfect from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, all isn't altogether perfect.

Nine is not an altogether perfect number.

They were moist on the inside, crisp on the outside, and altogether perfect.

Here's another: "Lying in bed would be an altogether perfect and supreme experience if only one had a colored pencil long enough to draw on the ceiling".

Anyone who spoils the ending deserves anguish in eternal fire, but I will say The Witch is one of those very satisfying films whose conclusion somehow manages to be surprising but feel altogether perfect.

Yet in retrospect, it seems altogether perfect in the same way that The Great Gatsby is a far better book title than F Scott Fitzgerald's original suggestions: Trimalchio in West Egg, The High-Bouncing Lover, On the Road to West Egg, The Gold-Hatted Gatsby.

He threw five scoreless innings altogether, three perfect ones in a March 16 start at Boston's home stadium, JetBlue Park in Fort Myers.

The Dead amped up their touring schedule at a time when recording technology advanced and the industry's focus shifted toward making and selling albums; important bands such as the Beatles and Steely Dan stopped touring altogether to perfect their music in the studio.

Altogether, the perfect synteny blocks cover 11,058 genes in C. elegans (51.3 Mb, or 51.1% of the C. elegans genomic sequence) and 10,879 genes in C. briggsae (49.5 Mb, or 45.6% of the C. briggsae genomic sequence) (Table 4).

It is in every way a deeply felt, generous obituary, but the self-effacing, even "faultless" Jane character it imagines has more in common with Emma Woodhouse's altogether-too-perfect bugbear Jane Fairfax than it does with the author who complained in a letter to a friend that she would have really preferred a bigger advance than the £110 she received for Pride and Prejudice.

Altogether, it's the perfect course for intrepid photographers who want to improve their technical skills and spend time with people who share their passion.