Sentence examples for apply perfectly from inspiring English sources

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.

"We have always known that heedless self-interest was bad morals," said F.D.R. "We know now that it is bad economics". These words apply perfectly to climate change.

The words "quiet fire," which served as the title of a 1970's album by Roberta Flack, also apply perfectly to Norah Jones, the most talked-about young pop-jazz singer to generate a blitz of publicity since Jane Monheit.

To use an Afghan adage: he may have soaked a hundred heads but he has yet to shave one.Siddarth DevaOxfordThe long and short of itSIR – Churchill's pithy and pertinent observations on short words may apply perfectly adequately in customary verbal and written exchanges ("Out with the long", October 9th).

This applies perfectly to Brown's gaffe.

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

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.

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.

Suitably updated, this applies perfectly to the movement against globalization -- the movement that made its big splash in Seattle back in 1999 and is doing its best to disrupt the Summit of the Americas in Quebec City this weekend.