Sentence examples for indeed perfect from inspiring English sources
The law is indeed perfect".
Beane asked Farhan Zaidi, his director of baseball operations, who confirmed that Braden was indeed perfect.
Yes, still early, but he's pitching his heart out and is indeed perfect through five with eight strikeouts.
I went to look at the neighbor's paint job and it was, indeed, perfect, the Painter's work clearly, as reported, meticulous.
Perhaps the large brass bull protruding from the wall of the dining room, and the enormous suspended tree trunk that spans the length of the living room and connects to an antique stone olive press, are indeed perfect for entertaining.
For Mrs Clinton, the state is "almost heaven", she said, quoting John Denver's "Country Roads" to a raucous crowd of supporters.The state's profile is, indeed, perfect for Mrs Clinton: West Virginia's Democrats are relatively poor, undereducated, ageing and overwhelmingly white.
"But if they have indeed perfected the aerosolization process," Dr. Zelicoff said of the terrorists, "it's strongly suggested they can do large-scale dissemination when they wish".
"These template businesses are emulated because they have put in place, indeed perfected for their era, the most efficient and profitable relationship between the technology of production, the organization of work and the new shape of the market".
Indeed it's so perfect that I wondered if he had it right from the start or whether he had a 'Trimalchio moment' - Fitzgerald at one time had planned to call The Great Gatsby Trimalchio in West Egg.
Matmos's performance of Robert Ashley's bonkers spoken-word opera Perfect Lives is indeed perfection: a workaday tale of Hopper-style nighthawks that draws in astrophysics, child development theories and boogie woogie, whipping it all into absurdly slippery kitsch.
Perfect robustness within a network is unlikely to occur unless the network fulfils some very specific criteria [2], and indeed such perfect robustness is probably relatively rare in biological systems.
