Sentence examples for perfect a concept from inspiring English sources

He gives Hoboken, N.J., its due as the probable birthplace of baseball, but credits New York for the 90-foot distance between the bases ("about as perfect a concept as mankind has ever produced"), with the game's first superstar (Jim Creighton of the Brooklyn Excelsiors) and the inventions of the curveball (by Candy Cummings, another Excelsior) and the box score (by Henry Chadwick).

He sought to make us a "more perfect union," a concept enshrined in the preamble to the U.S. Constitution.

The reason for that is that it's a perfect concept for a movie theater: Movies + programming by people who really, really love movies + drinking + food = a really great way to spend an afternoon.

"Although, a police raid during a showing of 'Dogvil' would be a perfect concept for interactive theatre..."...

Glassybaby is a perfect concept that also lends itself for wholesale distribution to department and specialty shops".

They've taken a concept, perfected it, and then ran with it in all kinds of ways that most people never expected.

When I first read about it, before even seeing it in action, it made perfect sense to me as a concept.

In Back to the Future II Pepsi agreed to come up with a concept for Pepsi Perfect.

His best stagings, like Duke Bluebeard's Castle in Amsterdam, dominated by an enormous door, were a perfect mixture of concept and theatrical effectiveness.

What a concept, and what a perfect expression of America's conflicted, befuddled new role in the world: still wanting to feel exceptional, less and less able to act that way.

His self-destructing "Homage to New York" perfected the concept of a sculpture being both an object and an event, or "happening".