Sentence examples for example of a perfectly from inspiring English sources

Farming has long provided economists with their favourite example of a perfectly competitive industry.

("Madame Bovary" is the famous example of a "perfectly written" novel, sentence by sentence. "Jesus' Son," by Denis Johnson, is another contender.

Emily Oster, an economist at the University of Chicago and the mother of Penelope, 2, told me that the baby business is "a classic example of a perfectly competitive industry".

For examples of a perfectly executed rickroll, see here.

That phrase really stuck, because it was an example of a critic perfectly summing up what a dramatist was trying to do.

But not necessarily in the right order" – the sketch can be watched again as an example of a writer perfectly understanding his performers and getting all the words in the right order.

It is an example of an almost perfectly harmonious integration and we should remember how recent this is and that it is not an uncommon story in the metropolitan cities of Britain.

One good example of an almost perfectly coordinated system is that of Geest bananas.

Find the word that ends in -ing Example: Jumping out of a perfectly good airplane is insane.

William Jennings Bryan's "Cross of Gold Speech" at the 1896 Democratic National Convention was perhaps the finest examples of a speech perfectly timed to fit the occasion.

So it was traditional: no opaqueness, no serious melancholy, an example of almost perfectly aligned straight-ahead jazz, with some of its limitations and a lot of its thrills.