Sentence examples for feel perfect for from inspiring English sources

The zest of the clementine perfumes this week's cheesecake and makes it feel perfect for the close of the holiday season.

The recessions in walls feel perfect for animation".

It has a pleasingly proletarian feel — perfect for boxing — and old-fashioned echoing acoustics.

For a cheaper alternative, stick taper candles into empty wine bottles - the wax will melt down the side of the bottle creating a gothic feel perfect for Hallowe'en.

The one here, "Took for Granted" from 2008, remakes Grant Wood's "American Gothic" from 1930, and feels perfect for a moment in which economic problems dominate the national conversation.

The combination of classic design and quirky edge, skilfully cut in quality fabrics, feels perfect for a time when consumers are after pieces that will outlast a season but don't come with a high-end price tag.

Tweed baseball caps, silver shoes, the layering of chiffon dresses over slouchy trousers and knitted ribbed trouser suits felt perfect for the modern street style look, as seen on the Instagram feeds of fashion's elite.

Oddly it felt perfect for the product he was supplying, too much would have been grating and taken away from the effect, but I doubt many people bought their ticket expecting to see three sets of roughly equally length from the support.

It felt perfect for me: I wasn't particularly driven, performance-wise, but I was attracted to using my skills to work in healthcare, where I could be part of taking the arts to people who wouldn't normally have direct access".

Quentin Tarantino's next film -- which is being promoted by The Weinstein Company not with its title, but with Tarantino's name alone -- arrives in theaters on Christmas Day, and its plot feels perfect for the holiday season.

Commodo explains, "JME felt perfect for what I wanted, he's one of the few guys who's managed to remain relevant throughout his 10+ year career and his tongue-in-cheek metaphors always stood out to me in a genre that sometimes took itself too seriously".