Sentence examples for constitutes perfect from inspiring English sources

He says that Sufiya's pregnancy constitutes perfect proof of her guilt.

Women occupying a percentage of legislative seats that matches their percentage of the population would constitute perfect equality on this metric, but no comparator country comes close to that.

A value of 0 would constitute perfect identity, such as might occur from accidentally duplicating a file name.

What constitutes the perfect full English breakfast?

This grisly notion constitutes a perfect recipe for envy, back-biting and self-glorification.

What constitutes the perfect view is, of course, in the eye of the beholder.

I'm so glad that Victoria's Secret have set me straight on what constitutes the "perfect body".

Disappointing. 1 stars Read Oliver Rowe on what constitutes the perfect breakfast and chefs sharing their favourite places to eat it on our blog.

They spend their lives obsessing over every single ingredient to achieve that balance of fat, sweetness, salt, sour and texture that constitutes the perfect dish.

Four stands will have to do, and on Saturday their inhabitants will witness what, to supporters of Ipswich and Norwich City, constitutes the perfect storm.

Everyone has their own idea of what constitutes the perfect restaurant, from giant, over-designed warehouses pulsing with clubby soundtracks and a menu of Asian fusion to, well, Maccy Ds.