"As the rushes were shown, however, he possessed such an unerring eye that his exposures were invariably perfect".
I've rewritten the screenplay of almost every movie I've ever seen, driving my husband crazy, incidentally, on the way home from the theater (except for the films of John Sayles, which are invariably perfect)." FIRSTS: John Grisham scores yet another No. 1 best seller with "Ford County," his first collection of short stories.
Consider that a person whom you detest is invariably your perfect mirror – they are just like you.
In andromonoecious species, basal flowers invariably developed into perfect flowers but distal flowers were plastic, capable of developing into either a staminate flower or a perfect flower [ 50].
His piano playing is so unfettered it is usually accelerando — a tendency that is beautifully disguised by his accompanists, Beverly Peer (bass) and Dick Sheridan (drums), who invariably keep in perfect rhythmic step.
He was invariably polite, though never perfect; endeavored to become one of the best quarterbacks in history; and was always his own man, with a good-natured morality, and true to himself.
For imperfect deductions, Aristotle does give proofs, which invariably depend on the perfect deductions.
Identifying problems and finding a perfect solution are invariably at opposite end of the scale, but undoubtedly there was little "magic of the cup" on Saturday night.
Comedians in particular would seem perfect memoir fodder, invariably armed with the ready-made drama of an unhappy childhood survived by playing the fool, and success arriving after a lengthy struggle performing to one man and his dog in backroom dives.
In any case, The Twenty One, a seven-bedroom Georgian guesthouse in Kemp Town, Brighton, came first; 97 per cent of its 866 guests who reviewed it rated it excellent, for a stay invariably described as "fantastic", "wonderful" or "perfect".
That forensic analysis of skill and the uncompromising standards the contestants invariably fail to attain make it the perfect antidote to those infantilised reality shows where you get feted for sitting on a sofa beside Lionel Blair for two weeks.
