As is typical in most hospitals, the wastebasket was full of "perfectly good equipment, much of which was either barely used or never used," he recalled.
Inferiority complexes are common too: America is also full of perfectly successful people who are obsessed by their failure to live up to their self-help manuals.
Even in a pool full of perfectly tapered torsos, Phelps has always stood out with his long arms and large feet.
The capering couple push a baking tray of the stuff under the table and, in a very simple, very effective wheeze, pull it out on the other side full of perfectly formed gingerbread figures.
Back in 2013, when the office of Eric Schneiderman, New York's Attorney General, filed a civil lawsuit against Trump and some of his associates, the complaint, which is also worth reading in full, made perfectly clear what sort of organization it was targeting.
China has created a cottage industry of its peasant art, full of perfectly rendered red-cheeked workers tending chickens on bountiful farms, but Miao's work is not of this school.
I want a woman who lives a life full of perfectly good mistakes, so long as her intent is to pursue happiness.
In a world full of perfectly curated lives displayed across various social media, the constant pressure to compare yourself to others can be overwhelming.
Like Vikram Yadav, a diminutive doctor from New Delhi, who, with his doe-like eyes and head full of perfectly slicked curls, looks just like a dad-next-door.
I have a hard time justifying the purchase of casual clothing when I have a closet full of perfectly good garments—some of which I've worn to past events.
