Sentence examples for much a perfect from inspiring English sources

That was pretty much a perfect experience.

Developed by the company from man-on-the-street interviews, directed and written by Steven Cosson and featuring an eclectic cavalcade of witty pastiche songs by Michael Friedman, this revised and expanded version of "Gone Missing" is fresh, breezy and very funny indeed, pretty much a perfect summer entertainment.

This was pretty much a perfect start for City and their new manager.

The two piece approach results in a slim, flexible accessory package for the iPad on the go, which is pretty much a perfect combo for business travelers or creatives who want to pack light.

Because of the wallet's simplicity, a reviewer like myself doesn't need to mince words: this is pretty much a perfect slim wallet for those who want just the basics in a lightweight, convenient package.

For me it was pretty much a perfect debut, apart from the fact my mum and dad were not there to see it because I only found out a few hours before kick-off that I was playing and it was impossible for them to get down from Newcastle to Wembley in time.

Admissions officers are chasing not so much a more perfect student as a more perfect class.

"The good news is the world has only gotten that much stranger, a perfect time to tell these six stories".

Without going into too much detail, a perfect storm of life events left me anxious and depressed.

No one is saying, or could ever say, that the ownership of English football has ever been expressed in much like a perfect form.

Wrap it around a pair of Blazers, as Nike did for its Horse Pack series, created for women, and -- Whoa, Nelly! -- you pretty much have a perfect sneaker.