Sentence examples for could be perfectly from inspiring English sources

All of which could be perfectly interesting.

In other words, "Outsourced" could be perfectly awful.

Their mathematical model showed that a bicycle could be perfectly self-stablising without either.

When he wanted to, he could be perfectly and precisely specific.

This richness relieved my disappointment, as did the tropical deciduous forest where a jaguar could be perfectly at home.

Merton told me he could be perfectly faithful to Christianity, yet learn in depth from other religions like Buddhism.

Churchill grumbled that Norman could be perfectly happy if Britain had a fine credit rating and 1.25 million unemployed.

"This is a 6-month to a year pipeline at most because a lot of those doctors when assessed could be perfectly fine".

SMARTPHONES If you use your smartphone only to check e-mail on the train, you could be perfectly fine upgrading it every three years.

Given that similar, though lesser, outbreaks have occurred in the past, the current epizootic could be perfectly natural, nothing more than a particularly dangerous strain of a virus.

You could be perfectly content lounging all day in the canopied sun beds around the pool, where you would probably encounter only one or two other guests.