Sentence examples for be a perfect target from inspiring English sources

Amsterdam would be a perfect target for monsters.

The train was busier than usual, we were all packed in like sardines, and as I took my usual place at the first set of doors in the first carriage, I thought "If you were going to commit a terrorist attack, this would be a perfect target".

McCain should be a perfect target for a "Saturday Night Live" parody: he is both the most expressive Presidential candidate in recent memory — quick to scowl, growl, or, when he's saying something that makes him uncomfortable, stumble over his words — and the gruffest.

It just so happens that the "Rooivalk" would be a perfect target for the new, updated weapons.

I didn't say that when I went dancing for the first time in years on the very same night as the Orlando shooting, I looked at the line outside the club and thought: this would be a perfect target for a terrible person.

"It was a perfect target".

Anyone knows that a mess hall is a perfect target.

In a sense, the condition is a perfect target for gene therapy.

I was a perfect target for him — an incompetent sex-education teacher!

Politically, the bluff cosiness of the Macmillan government was a perfect target.

The church is a perfect target for all sorts of discontent from any side.