Sentence examples for existed perfectly from inspiring English sources

(That such a co-op existed perfectly distills the area's mood and demographics in those years).

So why did they become extinct Neanderthals existed perfectly successfully for 200,000 years before Homo sapiens arrived in their European homeland about 40,000 years ago, after a circuitous journey from Africa via central Asia.

The two organisations existed perfectly well in parallel, while the EU greatly encouraged and aided the emergence of countries such as Portugal, Spain and Greece from reactionary military dictatorships.

Aquinas proposed that all goodness in the world must exist perfectly in God, and that, existing perfectly, God must be perfectly good.

It used to be argued that the European Union is not Europe and that Britain could exist perfectly comfortably as one of a number of European countries maintaining a loose association with Brussels.

For frames at joints, initial fixity exists perfectly.

Form, too, is in need of matter in order to exist perfectly.

A veritable hybrid that may not exist perfectly in the way many women would like to envision.

"It's something which has never before existed so perfectly in the world".

Some bands shouldn't be allowed to exist, and I would be perfectly fine with a rock 'n' roll authoritarian coup if the guys from Pile were its Bolsheviks.

(Grammatical precedent exists in perfectly normal constructions such as "high-walled city" or "long-legged squirrel").