If I get through them all by autumn I'll be practically perfect and ready to start afresh on my Observer column readers!
Yet for all these apparent flaws, the basic building blocks of human eyesight turn out to be practically perfect.
While that may not sound like an earth shaking discovery, it had the double edged effect of reducing the expectation that a leader needed to be "practically perfect in every way" as Mary Poppins described herself, while providing latitude and variety in what each leader should develop.
In fact, to even have a chance at being looked at by Division I programs, a shorter player has to be practically perfect.
But I really, really hope that it will be practically perfect in every way within a very short time.
I will be eternally grateful to Rupert Murdoch for producing Elisabeth, who is practically perfect in every way.
In December Freud said: "I will be eternally grateful to Rupert Murdoch for producing Elisabeth, who is practically perfect in every way.
Far off the mainland, floating in endless expanses of deep blue sea, find 10 secret islands that are practically perfect for escapists, adventurers, and vacationers who simply don't want to be found.
Brady, who tied a playoff record with six touchdown passes, including three to one of the standout players of the season tight end Rob Gronkowski, was practically perfect.
"As it relates to determining creditworthiness, traditional credit scores are based on incomplete information, and regulation has shackled traditional lenders in the way they have defined acceptable risk limits for banks". The current climate makes it difficult for many consumers to "prove" that they should be approved for loans, even if their financial habits are practically perfect.
