Sentence examples for don't perfectly from inspiring English sources

"When people are telling the truth," he said, "stories don't perfectly fit like a jigsaw puzzle".

Most online daters have an idea in their heads about the kind of person they want, rejecting those who don't perfectly match their usually narrow criteria.

But for a man who has spent only a few of his 74 years out of Omaha, "there is some disadvantage to being in a culture you don't perfectly understand".The real problem, though, is Berkshire's sheer size.

"Even if our devices don't perfectly mimic the information that the brain usually gets from the retina, it may be able to learn to use the input in new ways".

But why do we age at all? "Every day we suffer damage and don't perfectly repair it," explains Vaupel, "and this accumulation of unrepaired damage is what causes age-related disease".

"I did begin to understand what it feels like to be on the outside looking in and that has instilled in me tremendous empathy for anyone who feels like they don't perfectly belong," Rajaraman said.

It is well known that stock options do not perfectly align the interests of managers and shareholders.

However, they do not perfectly resemble the human disease.

The ambient and intimate networks do not perfectly correspond to their names.

This result suggests that reemployed elderly workers do not perfectly substitute young full-time workers.

As fMRI measures the hemodynamic response, the resulting activation maps do not perfectly reflect the underlying neural activity.