Sentence examples for awfully perfect from inspiring English sources

And according to Stephen S. Roach, economist at Morgan Stanley, oil shocks, like the one that may be developing, have an awfully perfect -- and perfectly awful -- track record.

As statements of support go, that is awfully near something that starts "in a perfect world".

Mr. Sanada had negotiated the price of a washing machine manual down from about $5 to $4. "Everything's awfully cheap here," he said in his perfect Osaka dialect.

Shapiro is a disgrace to collegiate athletics and a perfect example why, despite trying awfully hard, the NCAA will never fully be able to legislate on campuses the way it wants.

The encounter with Gasquet was suddenly looking an awfully long way away, but Murray responded in perfect fashion by breaking the Ljubicic serve at the start of the third set.

No, the parallel is not perfect, but the two cases are awfully similar.

Mr. Etxberria's came awfully close, but I had to stop short of calling it perfect because of something he said.

The movie follows Ethan Hawke as a biologically average guy in a world ruled by genetically perfected superguys and supergals (who still smoke, drink and murder, though they look awfully good doing it).

Perfect may not be the enemy of the good in this case, but it is awfully hard to pin down.

"It makes perfect sense that George Bush and John McCain will be together in the Twin Cities because these days they are awfully hard to tell apart," she said.

Awfully wrong".