Sentence examples for mostly perfect from inspiring English sources

That is why they like the Serbians, who speak in mostly perfect rhythm.

The perilous, but mostly perfect, hi-lo balance included shoes and clutch bags with baroque swirls — but eye makeup that gave a model a royal blue frown.

Buoyed by mostly perfect weather (our one afternoon of misty rain created more rainbows than inconvenience), we explored terrain from sea level up to 6,000 feet on the slopes of Mauna Loa.

As seen in Fig. 12, when ( {R}_1^{in} ) is lower than 50 the mixing is mostly perfect.

They take mostly perfect pictures and great 4K videos.

They were barely getting by, but they made living paycheck-to-paycheck look normal along with lots of other aspects of life that made tens of millions of American say, "Hey, we don't have to jive and strive and never arrive with all those mostly-perfect white familybots on TV!

There has previously been some investigation into the inter-observer variability of using F-18-FDG PET/CT for staging and recurrence evaluation in various types of cancers; some using qualitative evaluation [25 28] with generally only moderate agreement among observers, and some using SUV-based evaluation [5, 29 31] which demonstrate better (mostly near perfect) agreement among observers.

He had simply lost a step, while his younger rivals — Nadal, Andy Murray, and Novak Djokovic, mostly — had perfected their games at the peaks of their athleticism.

Half an hour away, at the Center for Turfgrass Science on Rutgers's Cook College campus, there is a smaller research farm dedicated mostly to perfecting the state of golf course grass.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 30 - There is a good deal of nail biting going on at the mostly picture-perfect campaign rallies held for President Bush.

At the Theater at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night, he delivered a series of mostly pitch-perfect rants, glazing his irritability with a fine layer of glee.