Sentence examples for may perfectly from inspiring English sources

Laws said: "There may perfectly properly be different answers to some human rights issues in different states on similar facts.

Public figures, and certainly other figures, may choose to reveal where their money comes from, or they may perfectly well say, with Samuel Johnson, that no man is required to answer a question which should not properly be put.

You may, perfectly legitimately, be for, against or agnostic over the euro; but you may also, like the British people last Thursday, rate it an issue which shouldn't get in the way of good governance tomorrow.

We may believe that of a certain idea even the most sincere novelist can make nothing at all, and the event may perfectly justify our belief; but the failure will have been a failure to execute, and it is in the execution that the fatal weakness is recorded.

It may perfectly recover the tritium from exhaust gas without oxidizing it.

The small pack may perfectly meet the needs of this group.

The technology may work perfectly.

Well, it may be perfectly sincere.

The union itself, of course, may work perfectly well.

Some of these claims may be perfectly valid.

It may be perfectly sincere, but it is nevertheless nonsensical.