Sentence examples similar to be perfectly exemplified from inspiring English sources

Hungary's winemaking revolution is perfectly exemplified by the Monarchia brand.

This split is perfectly exemplified by the two audiences' reactions to Leroy Carr.

But the mixture of improvisation with immaculate planning is perfectly exemplified by James Corden's brilliant Francis.

The attempt to escape single responsibility was perfectly exemplified when his counsel argued that Mr. Cheney was not subject to executive rules because he was also part of the legislature.

Mughal Arcadia explores the rise and decline of Persian court poetry in India and the invention of an enduring idea found in poetry, prose, paintings, and architecture of a literary paradise, a Persian garden located outside Iran, which was perfectly exemplified by the valley of Kashmir.

This disregard for duration was perfectly exemplified in the method that tickets were sold for the event.

Bromberger explains this in mentioning that "transcendence appears only hazily, and on the fringes; the sacred and its figures are only called upon in a metonymic or hyperbolic way". This phenomena is perfectly exemplified in the film, specifically when Zidane comes alive to provide a dynamic run and brilliant assist.

This was perfectly exemplified by Code Pink's October 2012 trip to Pakistan.

The moronic internet challenge-y dimensions of all this are perfectly exemplified by Britain's Hardest Grafter, a proposed game show in which the penniless humiliate themselves for a year's minimum wage.

The diversity and great versatility of small RNA pathways in plants is perfectly exemplified by how well prepared plants turned out to be to defend themselves against the recent evolution of genetic engineers.

The End of the World wasn't the best of them, not the first, but it was one that perfectly exemplified the medium for a long time.