Sentence examples for considered perfect for from inspiring English sources
Thanks to her effortless grace, Nina is originally considered perfect for the delicate role of the White Swan, Princess Odette.
Her body, which at the start of her career had been considered perfect for ballet — she was said to have the "Balanchine body" — was suddenly no longer the ideal.
MDF has long been a favourite of installers because it is cheap, easy to cut and paint, and is considered perfect for those working in unevenly shaped older houses.
In some cases, they found the desired sound quickly; the sound of the ball hitting a peg was borrowed from another game in development at PopCap, but was considered perfect for Peggle.
According to Malhotra, the script of Agneepath demanded that the villain be more powerful than the hero, and due to Dutt's bulky frame, he was considered perfect for the role.
Ament said that the cover came from the idea on "how cool to have a yield sign where there's nothing to yield to", and the place was a road on the way to his Montana home which he considered perfect for the photo.
One example of her versatility is "Insubordination," a call-and-response song she considers perfect for rallies.
Front porches on American homes were first popularized about the time that Hudson River School art was at its peak of popularity before the Civil War -- porches were considered perfect perches for looking at the landscape.
"In the future, even models' faces won't be considered perfect enough for online fast fashion, and we'll buy all of our clothing from cyborgs," said a writer for the style blog Jezebel.
He has occasionally raced the A-Class catamaran, which is an ultralight, single-person racing boat, and they are considered perfect cross-training for an America's Cup helmsman because of their similarities with the two classes of catamarans being raced in the Cup.
