Sentence examples for it perfectly represents from inspiring English sources

It perfectly represents where we are in our relationship at his age, when "cool rules" and parents embarrass.

How Fiona Tan made her marvellous film of an upside-down world where figures apparently turn into their own shadows and vice versa is beyond me, but it perfectly represents this eerie interdependence, the way we can't help creating the very shadows we cannot control.

It has been viewed 1.1 million times, and it perfectly represents WikiHow by failing immediately.

I love it because it perfectly represents the final form of my concept that I tried to explain in the essay.

"It's the story that perfectly represents a conflict between an individual's ethics and the orders that he's getting".

While other young designers have occasionally been proposed for such lofty jobs, it is Mr. Wang who most perfectly represents his generation's more accessible and business-minded approach to fashion.

The first piece in the show, by Gunnel Wahlstrand of Sweden, so perfectly represents Nordic angst under wraps, you might wonder if it was meant as a satire.

"It occurred to me very early in my own treatment that the pea perfectly represents how you feel when you are first labelled as 'disordered' and are plunged into this world of mental health professionals.

The rusty iron gear that Tom found on a riverbank near Suzdal perfectly represents the state of Soviet industry at that time, and makes a nice paperweight.

That's all any of us can be expected to do". This perfectly represents the mistaken belief that a better form of consumerism will save the planet.

I am always on the lookout for that elusive high street that perfectly represents all of the UK in every respect, so keep your suggestions coming.