Sentence examples for applied perfectly from inspiring English sources

The title applied perfectly, he argued – but only if the report dealt with how wealthy western countries hid behind poorer developing ones.

As Sciascia observes, the principle of changing everything to change nothing, which Lampedusa's prince-hero espouses in "The Leopard", could have applied perfectly to Moro.

But decades later, in the mid-1990's, a Port Authority engineer named Frank Lombardi discovered that the thickness of the fireproofing on the trusses would have been inadequate to protect the steel even if it had been applied perfectly.

Jonathan, listening to a song called "Butterfly," said the lyrics applied perfectly to him and Jennifer: " 'I used to think happy endings were only in books, but you made me feel alive when I was almost dead' -- that's it, for some reason, I was always depressed but now with Jennifer I have a true friend I can talk to and tell anything to".

"Fleetsmith is automation applied perfectly, handing all of the menial work to the computer so the people do less firefighting and more strategic work.

None of these explanations can be applied perfectly here as for example lion and human populations are neither completely well-mixed, nor spatially explicit in a sense as sedentary organisms, and punishment is also not common in these instances.

This applies perfectly to Brown's gaffe.

These words apply perfectly to climate change.

He isn't referring specifically to literary production, but his words apply perfectly well.

These interpretations of the basic theme of fruit, vegetables, food and wine are honest and creative, and apply perfectly to Panevino.

And I do find myself thinking a lot about Keynes's description of the gold standard as a "barbarous relic"; it applies perfectly to this discussion.