Sentence examples for described perfectly from inspiring English sources

The artist it described perfectly is Richard Strauss.

The regular Freudians dismiss the Kleinian reconstructions as crazy and fantastic (as if their own reconstructions of the castration complex described perfectly ordinary, everyday events).

The book's enduring power is also evident in its big-headed tripods from outer space, described perfectly by Wells way back when.

In a piece published in 1982, Hardwick herself described perfectly the fate of the restless, contemporary essayist: "Essays lie all over the land, stored up like the unused wheat of a decade ago in the silos of old magazines and modest collections.

Since the data in Table 2 could not be described perfectly by any model studied, the overall mechanism for Cr VI) removal by Macadamia could be described as a complex involving complexation, ion exchange, reduction and/or electrostatic interaction.

Elijah Wells described perfectly how he not only has an understanding of concepts that many adults still seek, as well as what it would mean to his future this opportunity.

It is a scenario that describes perfectly the gulf between Britain's second string and the game's elite.

(Dunning) * BARBARA MAHLER (Tonight and tomorrow) Ms. Mahler will present new and old dances in a style that she describes perfectly as sparse and dense.

Yes, but Lear's invocation also describes perfectly how I was hit in the chest by Casodex, and the psychological trauma of being overcome by the woman inside.

It's a great thrill when people say to me that a song of mine describes perfectly how they are feeling.

In a way, Mr. Decarnin's beaded and fringed tunics, his fringed black suede pants and silver-sequined gray cardigan and T-shirt describe perfectly the perils of such a lifestyle.