Sentence examples for makes almost perfect from inspiring English sources

For the Bush administration, tort-law changes at the federal level makes almost perfect political sense.

Derrida's 1972 book "Dissemination" makes almost perfect sense if you come to it after an immersion in Mallarmé.

£313.60, lakeland.co.uk 1. Nespresso Magimix U with Aeroccino This capsule-only machine is simple and quick to use and makes almost perfect coffee.

The more labeled pictures they see, the bigger (and more diverse) the data set, the better they can refine the accuracy of their predictions; practice makes (almost) perfect.

Sometimes when I read a biblical text, it makes almost perfect sense to me.

Practice makes (almost) perfect!

In the 1970s and '80s, working for Airbus, Mr. Ziegler and his colleagues perfected a revolutionary system known as "fly-by-wire control," marrying electrical circuits and digital computers to make almost perfect flying machines.

The occasional touch of scruffiness makes it almost perfect.

Fashion is easy to copy: counterfeiters buy the real items, take them apart, scan the pieces to make patterns and produce almost-perfect fakes.

Magnante made an almost perfect pitch to Lee Stevens, a fastball low and away.

Between the Borodin and Shostakovich quartets, Stravinsky's brief Concertino made an almost perfect palate cleanser.