Sentence examples for an example of perfectly from inspiring English sources
Prof. Reidenberg's exercise is an example of perfectly legal, abominably poor judgment.
So it was traditional: no opaqueness, no serious melancholy, an example of almost perfectly aligned straight-ahead jazz, with some of its limitations and a lot of its thrills.
Nevertheless, Scotland Yard seemed determined to make an example of him, perfectly timed to coincide with the bashing they were getting in the Lawrence public inquiry, and he was sacked in 2000.
That phrase really stuck, because it was an example of a critic perfectly summing up what a dramatist was trying to do.
But not necessarily in the right order" – the sketch can be watched again as an example of a writer perfectly understanding his performers and getting all the words in the right order.
The soft envelope limiter model and erf model turn out to result in analytically tractable expressions, where the former serves as an example of sharpest nonlinearity (but perfectly linear up to the saturation point) and the latter as a smooth nonlinearity (but severer in terms of amount of distortion [23]).
"While the US struggles to balance their desire to be a moral power with China being a superpower, Israel is an example of how it is perfectly possible to follow one's own values when dealing with China".
In your book, you use the example of Harold Shipman as an example of a man who appeared perfectly "normal" to his colleagues and patients.
One of the best examples in literature is the opening of Nabokov's King, Queen, Knave, which describes perfectly an example of everyday surrealism - the sensation that the station is leaving the train: "The huge black clock hand is still at rest but is on the point of making its once-a-minute gesture; that resilient jolt will set a whole world in motion.
Here is an example of two philosophies marrying together perfectly".
In an example of content and context coming together perfectly, a smart new television marketing initiative is being promoted by a TV drama about a public relations expert.
